Project 365 Day 49: Edges
After nearly seven years, got to return to one of the most majestical places I know, Aiguille du Midi (Mont Blanc) in the French Alps, just above Chamonix.
After nearly seven years, got to return to one of the most majestical places I know, Aiguille du Midi (Mont Blanc) in the French Alps, just above Chamonix.
The best thing about living in Geneva is that when it snows in the mountains, it rains in the city.
When a photographer gets sick and he’s doing a 365 Project, he must find a creative way to continue. Trying to stay warm, eating my chicken noodle soup and drink lots of mommy’s secret flu-cure tea recipe, I’m hanging out at home trying to beat this thing!
The emergency lane.
After the warehouses came down at Nyon Station, this halle sculpture came up to remember what was there. It acts as a bench, where people can sit and wait for the train.
Have always loved these stairs in Nyon, stepping off the train at the station, half asleep, seeing the stairs at the end of the tunnel and feet starting to appear from the top. Came across this beauty while scouting out the location.
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.
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.
In the coming weeks I’ll be taking photos of a few recipes for the International Osteoporosis Foundation. Today’s post is the first dish of the assignment, a bone-healthy and calcium-rich Gruyère Cheese and Broccoli Frittata.