Arts et metiers. To mark the bicentenary of the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers in 1994, the station was redesigned by Belgian comics artist François Schuiten in a steampunk style reminiscent of the science fiction works of Jules Verne.
During our trip to Paris, we took a day trip to the The Palace of Versailles. We were impressed not only by the opulence of the palace, but also by the perfectly manicured palace gardens.
Classic view of the Streets of Paris... always decorated by the the tuxtures of the Eiffel tower against the blue skys in the summer days.
This is a pretty much unknown spot of the Allt Dearg Mor, Isle of Skye. I hiked up and down the river to try and capture a unique waterfall foreground for the Cuillins in the backdrop. After roughly an hour of walking in the dark I found the right spot and I was rewarded with great colours in sky at sunrise.
Sunrise over Agafay Desert in Morocco - We woke up from our tent yawning. It was a nice pleasant day. Far away, we could see the silhouette of the Atlas Mountains with the sun shining behind them. Perfect way to start the day in the middle of no where.
Lonely view of one of the most important train stations in Paris... A woman walking to take her train to return make the trip to home
This sunrise at the Old Man of Storr, Isle of Skye, was something else. I have been trying to photograph this beautiful landscape for 6 times and I guess the 7th time was the charm. Despite the 80 knots wind against my face, I managed to capture this incredible scene of the Storr with a bunch of wild campers underneath that provided the perfect scale element.
We woke at the crack of dawn to take the jetboat along the Dart River in New Zealand. Though the road from Queenstown to the Dart River was circuitous, the views of Lake Wakatipu were fabulous. We briefly stopped at Bennetts Bluff Lookout to see this gorgeous view, while the sunrise lit up the sky in bright orange color.
Mountains are breathless:it is struggling to get to the top, it sweating,it is climbing with all the energy...but it is like in real life.After a hard work there is a wonderful landscape that reward of all the efforts.So it doesn't matter how much you have to work hard for that!
This picture was taken at the harbour of San Diego. It was a cloudy and rainy day so it was difficult to get some good pictures. In spite of the grey in grey weather it is one of my favourite pictures.
Coffee in Paris, a classic moment in the streets of the french capital in summer days. Its a pleasure see how tje locals and turist enjoy this moments.
Lochranza Castle, Isle of Arran. Thanks to the rising tide I managed to also have a stunning reflection for this iconic building on the Isle of Arran, Scotland.
Summer day near small lake Farchensee not far away from Mittenwald. Bavarian Alps give many opportunities for such a beautiful views.
This was taken during a 112 degree Fahrenheit day in the dessert of Cathedral Rock, Arizona. Capturing using advanced black and white conversion techniques, it really shows how hardy anything living in this environment must be to survive.
We enjoyed the chilly cold breeze of the bay at Macquarie's Chair while we saw the iconic Opera House light up at the Circular Quay along with the Harbour Bridge.
It has been hard reach 2000mt, but when I got there and I saw this fabulous view I really thought that it worthed....the waterfall is strength, freedom and energy that donate me a deep emotion.
In this summer we had a wonderful holiday with our best friends on the spanish island Mallorca. We rented there a Finca and on one day we had a trip to Alcudia were the picture was taken. The old town of Alcudia is simply beautiful.
Le Mont-Saint-Michel is an island commune in Normandy, France. It is located about one kilometre off the country's northwestern coast, at the mouth of the Couesnon River near Avranches and is 100 hectares in size.
Earlier this year, I spent 16 days rafting on the Colorado River through the heart of the Grand Canyon, a 280 mile journey in northern Arizona. This picture was taken from our campsite at river mile 73, in a section of the canyon known as the Furnace Flats. Good friends, great conversation, and a gorgeous Milky Way overhead—what could be better?
A classic Buachaille Etive Mor reflection after a summer storm in Glencoe, Scotland. I think that the colours and the light are always better after the rain.