I was standing in front of a crosswalk, waiting for the light to turn green. Across the street, I had noticed someone I wanted to photograph — a very photogenic person, wearing a strange hat. My plan was simple: wait for the green light, cross, and try to catch the moment as we passed each…
Author: Frédéric Faux
Let it be
During a street photography workshop in Dublin with Rammy Narula, Greg Marsden (Rammy’s assistant) gave Gerard O’Neil and me a little challenge: take an interesting photo of this group of traffic cones and the damaged, graffitied sign. So I circled around, trying to frame something unusual, hoping someone dressed in red or black would walk…
The Maybe Spots
In the city, I keep a mental list of places that hold potential — I call them “Maybe Spots“. They’re places I once passed by, where something almost happened, but didn’t: the light was off, there weren’t enough people, or the elements didn’t fall into place. It’s like the planets refused to align that day.…
Photographing What I See (and Sometimes What I Don’t)
I don’t stage anything.I walk, I look, sometimes I wait. And when something strikes me, I press the shutter.Not always for a clear reason.Often because it moves me — or simply because I’m curious to see what it will look like as a photograph. The image above was taken shortly before Father’s Day.What I noticed…
Folklore
Défilé des Gilles d’Estinnes au Mont sur la rampe du Froidmont avec lancers d’oranges sur la foule en liesse.
Hidden Souls
Voici un projet photo que j’ai réalisé au cours d’une courte formation en ligne avec le photographe Gustavo Minas.