Project 365 Day 50: Snowbrella
The snow has returned to Geneva, and one of the peculiarities in Europe is using an umbrella to shelter yourself from the snow.
Project 365 Day 48: Snowy Skies
The best thing about living in Geneva is that when it snows in the mountains, it rains in the city.
Project 365 Day 46: Urgence
The emergency lane.
Project 365 Day 42: Docked
Despite the beautiful weather we had this week, this touch of spring wasn’t enough to undock the river cruise boat from Halles de l’Île.
Project 365 Day 41: #JeSuisCharlie March Geneva
Today was the march/vigil in Geneva for Charlie Hebdo, #JeSuisCharlie. So, I have selected a daily photo, but I have also added the whole set from this march, which is happening pretty much all around the world this weekend. Let us not forget that the press needs to remain uncensored and free to write the truth and not an altered version of that truth. Sometimes satire goes too far, but it’s just that, satire. It is meant to bring forth sensitive issues with all the heavy baggage. La marche en soutien a #JeSuisCharlie a Genève, Suisse.
Project 365 Day 39: Je Suis Charlie
This sad sad news overcomes us with sadness. #jesuischarlie
Project 365 Day 37: Washed Out
What a beautifully eerie and mystical morning I woke up to today!
Project 365 Day 36: Altered Perception
Today’s scene was at Gare Cornavin in Geneva. While I captured quite a few shots I liked, I decided to share this one. At first sight, you might only see an out of focus image. But look closely, and you’ll see that I’ve shifted the subject and omitted the movement. Look closely and you’ll see that what’s in focus are the bus and tram electrical cables. Take a step back and you might notice the man on the bike and the woman walking completely respect the rule of thirds.
Project 365 Day 11: Protest the Hero
As I was walking across downtown Geneva today after work, I came across this group protesting against the Swiss-Israeli military collaboration at Tour de l’Île. They were asking those listening to perform certain actions throughout the week to let people know they were protesting.