Kerala, the Spice Coast
For centuries this rich coast of Southern India has sold its fabulous aromatic spices to the rest of the world. The area was discovered by Vasco de Gama in 1498 and was influenced by the Chinese, Arabic and Portuguese cultures.

 The Armada
Showing the most prestigious gathering of sailing ships in Rouen, the capital of Northern Normandy. The 4th edition of this world event will take place from June 28 to July 6 this year. The embankments of the town will again be transformed into magnificient scenery where sailors and visitors will meet during a week to celebrate the huge gathering. Festivities take place during the day and late into the night.
  Hong-Kong
Showing skyscrapers in a unique bay. Behind the concrete curtain lies a city that is too complex to be understood and whose dynamism comes from secular traditions.		     2001, Photo journal
365 days. A photo a day. This set tries to represent time passing. It also questions our day-to-day life and makes us think about the process of taking photos.
 
    Blues, more blues
The blues are doing well. This music is authentic, sincere and generous. It is supported by a new generation of artists and at the beginning of this new century, blues music is still booming and welcomed by numerous fans.		  

  The Seine river panorama
The shots have been taken from riverbanks and from bridges. The river can thus
be discovered through a range of panoramic views that represent natural and urban landscapes as well as harbours.
 
    Maupassant’s home country
The set gathers a rich variety
of photographs on the ‘Pays de Caux’ region, an area depicted with subtlety by Guy de Maupassant, the famous 19th century naturalist writer – the area is situated in the Northern part of Normandy between Dieppe, Etretat and Rouen. The photographs show present local activities such as animal fairs, fisheries, farms, castles, hunting scenes…