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Lyon, France
From 1940-1944, Nazi forces occupied France in what has come to be known as the années noires (dark years).
During this period, photographer Paul-Émile Nerson openly documented the city of Lyon, photographing life under occupation and signs of the resistance. This effort was quite dangerous and even more so given that Nerson was Jewish.
These photos were discovered by Pierre Chevillot in the home of his Grandmother, Suzanne Perné, longtime companion of Nerson.
Included in the collection of B&W photos were several color images photographed on Agfacolor film. Nerson is believed to be only one of two French photographers who documented World War II in color.
More information about these photos can be found in the book : Les couleurs des années noires.
Brest, France
Les ateliers des capucins, Brest.
Hier encore les ouvriers de la Navale y dressaient le métal dans un bruit d’enfer. Le plateau des Capucins est aujourd’hui un nouveau site dédié à l’habitat, à l’économie, aux loisirs, à la culture et au tourisme.
Un endroit de loisir et de culture intéressant et l'occasion d'y faire des photos originales.
Capuchin workshops
Just yesterday, the Naval workers erected the metal in a hellish noise. The Capuchin plateau is now a new site dedicated to housing, the economy, leisure, culture and tourism.
An interesting place of leisure and culture and the opportunity to take original photos.
Séville, Spain
Invitation à une promenade agréable sur les quais aménagés du Guadalquivir jusqu'à la Tour d'Or par une belle soirée d'automne.
Invitation to a pleasant walk on the quays of the Guadalquivir to the Torre del Oro (Golden Tower) on a beautiful autumn evening.
Venice, Italy
In 2005 I went to the Biennale in Venice. A large art exhibition. Although not real art, I really liked this poster.
I still had to learn everything about photography. I had a small compact Nikon camera with me and that didn't yield very nice pictures. Much moved, because it was too dark in the halls.
This photo is not perfect, but it does bring back some nice memories.
Iceland, Iceland
Standing there, above so much glacier ice in person , is a humbling experience. Enjoy them and take your kids to see them while you can.
Red Hook Brooklyn, New York, United States
Sara and I had the pleasure of visiting New York for the first time in December while on an amazing cruise on the Queen Mary 2 to both New York and some of the incredible Caribbean islands to celebrate the year of our 30th anniversary and a milestone birthday for Sara. This was one of the first sights we had after we docked in the cruise terminal in Brooklyn, for us it was a day of incredible city sights and we were so lucky with clear skies and a temperature of 15 deg C to experience the Big Apple.
I would like to wish everyone who knows me on AM3 a very happy and healthy 2020.
Sardaigne, Italy
Une de mes photos préférées pour cette année 2019! Elle me rappelle de très bons souvenirs passés sur cette île et j'aime la douceur de la lumière mêlée au tumulte des vagues!
藤森神社 FUJINOMORI Jinja Shrine in Kyoto, Japan
The old man is 藤安将平, Shohei FUJIYASU, one of the few Japanese sword masters. Japanese sword, 刀 KATANA, is made through many processes. He is now forging the iron.
A smartphone game in which swords are anthropomorphized is popular among young women. A lot of game fans gathered to watch KATANA forging exhibition.
Look at the sparks ! Aren't they beautiful ? The master heats the iron in burning charcoal.
Enkhuizen, Netherlands
There's Santa Claus, playing in the street during a Dutch Christmas parade :-))
Florida, United States
The House of Refuge at Gilbert's Bar at sunset.
This is the oldest building in Martin County and the lone survivor of ten original rescue stations along Florida's Atlantic coast. These lifesaving stations for shipwrecked sailors were established in 1876 and manned by keepers, much like lighthouses. They were isolated and lonely assignments.
The tower was added in 1942 to watch for German U-boats that were torpedoing freighters along the Treasure Coast.
Now the House of Refuge is a museum managed by the Elliott Museum but its rescue mission continues now focused on sea turtles.
Mentone Beach, Australia
This photo was taken during a winter sunset at Mentone Beach. I was playing around with ND filters and trying out some long exposure.
Aviemore, Scotland, United Kingdom
All in all it's a simple walk among woodland but when elements in nature flourish, then paint a beautiful multi-dimensional image in front of you.
Here's presenting you an image I manage to capture just at the right moment. When Sun finally decides to show up momentarily on a chilly morning in the forest, the dull, frosty scene suddenly transforms into this beautiful landscape. I hardly had couple of minutes before this would all change and in that rush I focussed on capturing the moment instead of scene.
I tried to walk around and capture the so called photogenic locations along the trail but the moment had already passed. This remains my favourite moment from today...
Charentes-Poitou, France
Vraiment envahissante ....
La route on ne la voit plus !...
Et même avec les bottes pas question de traverser !...
Une nappe phréatique envahi le garage de mon frère petit à petit !... Là au maximum le 24 décembre au matin.
We don't see the road anymore!
The morning of December 24, the water table flooded my brothers driveway.
Chennai, India
Lord Ganesha is our favorite God in our family. And it is a common faith among many people in India to offer prayer to Ganesha first before starting any new, work, project or business. And ths picture of Ganesha was so appealing to me as a fine art and colours. I chose to post this image on the New Years day with my greetings and wishes.
Paris, France
A beautiful giant Christmas tree stands tall at the Galeries Lafayette department store in Paris.
Allier, France
Voilà de l'argentique, mais non, tout me le laisse pensé mais ce n'est qu'illusion, j'aime bien sa composition et son léger flou. La solitude y est bien exprimé, le personnage du premier plan ainsi que celui du second plan
This is film, but no, everything leaves me thought but it is only an illusion, I like its composition and its slight blur. Loneliness is well expressed, the character in the foreground as well as that of the background.
Saint Nazaire, France
Brouillard sur l'estuaire. Monument dédié à l'abolition de l'esclavage construit sur les bases de l'ancien embarcadère. Le personnage à droite est en fait une statue en bronze.
Fog on the estuary. This monument is dedicated to the abolition of slavery built on the foundations of the old pier. The character on the right is actually a bronze statue.
Kivioli, Estonia
Difficult to discribe how beautiful rainbow couds are. It's not so often we can see them, but last month they appear here often, when it is windy.
Bali, Indonesia
When they forced me, at just 60 years of age, to retire, abandoning a job that had allowed me to live in love and intelligence, I left for Bali. 5000 years of culture of harmony rushed over me: humans are part of Nature and try to live a balance every day. There are great social inequalities, but none outside the community.
Today is the time of destruction of this ancient system, even in Bali.
We'll see.
Valence d'Albigeois, France
Ce bourdonnement inquiétant dans les fleurs, ce n'est pas un insecte qui pique. C'est le Moro-sphinx, un papillon original qui butine sans se poser.
This disturbing buzz in the flowers is not a biting insect. It is the Moro-sphinx, an original butterfly which forages without landing.
Majiara, West Bengal, India
I shot this series of photos (five posted here) showing stacks of harvested rice plants in the fields at sunset. I came across this scene quite unexpectedly while visiting a village in West Bengal, India and instantly remembered Claude Monet's "Haystacks" series of paintings with a similar subject. So I went back to the place everyday and shot these photos as a tribute to Monet.
Malicorne, France
La faiencerie d'Art de Malicorne est située dans le département de la Sarthe.
Le petit canard est un sujet traditionnel à Malicorne. Âgé d’une centaine d’années, il reste un sujet de prédilection de l’atelier.
The faience factory of Malicorne is located in the department of Sarthe.
The little duck is a traditional subject in Malicorne. Around a hundred years old, he remains a favorite subject of the workshop.
Holy City Oklahoma, United States
Kind of like Rocky Raccoon but more frothy at the mouth. This cute little fella almost jumped me one sunny afternoon - he was big !
Milano, Italy
This is why I like photography !
Here we are inside the Castello Sforzesco, in Milano, during the lunchtime break. a sunny day of September.
Paris, France
Merry Xmas
Some Christmas lights for Peace in our life.
Joyeux Noël
Lumière douce de Noël qui apporte Paix et Sérénité dans notre vie.
Photo de helys
Strasbourg, France
In the Christmas market in Strasbourg France.
Transparent white & colored Christmas balls adorned with goldand silver to symbolize winter, the feast.
Au marché de Noël, Strasbourg France
Boules de noël blanches&colorées transparentes, ornées d'or et d'argent pour symboliser l'hiver, la fête.
Sion, Switzerland
la crèche de 5 sens, 120 mètre carrée de surface tout fait à la main le décor, de détails d'un village et même une vigne elle est à découvrir à St.-Maurice cette année à la Basilique.
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