The Follies of Bernard Tschumi, in the Parc de la Villette, Paris. Placed on a grid all over the park, the 35 iconic pieces suggest the deconstruction, while building a pattern of reference points helping the visitors to navigate through the paths and avenues.
At the south of the Yu Yuan is the City God Temple of Shanghai (上海城隍庙 - Shànghǎi Chénghuángmiào). It is the only spiritual vestige that remains in this touristic and crowded part of the city.
One day, a strange object appeared along the red brick walls of Sainte Cecile, in Albi. This dumpster stayed in place for a few weeks, the time for the workers to finish their job in Temporalité Street.
A snapshot randomly taken in the subway of Paris, during my first days using my ultra wide zoom.
A sweet scene in the streets of Suzhou, city of thousand classical gardens.
The soft light of Normandy, at the end of a late autumn day.
Three kids are playing in the Old Shanghai. Among them, one little girl, wearing this lovely red flowers dress.
When you take a train from Montparnasse station, in Paris, you may notice a strange building on your right. It is a reproduction of a Breton lighthouse of Le Croisic. It is said that it aims to welcome Bretons when they arrive at the French capital. The district of Paris is actually well known its restaurants serving buckwheat pancakes. The lighthouse is on top of the famous fishmonger's "La Criee du Phare" (69 rue Castagnary, 15th district, Paris, France).
In the course of a stroll in Sheung Wan...
