• Meet Colin & his XJS — my C&D (car-and-dirt) friend. If not for him, who else could coax this beautiful Jaguar XJS out onto rough roads and show what she can really do? Now you know how she performs in the dirt.

  These two photographs mean a great deal to me: I took them in my homeland, near Blois in the Loiret-Chère. The light there, the quiet lanes and the soft Loire Valley terrain gave the scenes their character — a mix of grace and grit that suits the XJS perfectly. The car’s classic silhouette against the rural backdrop, and the traces of gravel and dust on her flanks, tell a story of companionship, confidence, and the joy of taking an elegant machine off the beaten path

• Technical notes: shot in natural light, emphasis on the car’s lines and the texture of the surroundings; two images focusing on motion and dust to convey performance. These pictures are as much about place and person as they are about the car — a small tribute to home, to Blois, and to Colin.

Source of the Jaguar XJS collection.

• Meet Colin & his XJS — my C&D (car-and-dirt) friend. If not for him, who else could coax this beautiful Jaguar XJS out onto rough roads and show what she can really do? Now you know how she performs in the dirt.

  These two photographs mean a great deal to me: I took them in my homeland, near Blois in the Loiret-Chère. The light there, the quiet lanes and the soft Loire Valley terrain gave the scenes their character — a mix of grace and grit that suits the XJS perfectly. The car’s classic silhouette against the rural backdrop, and the traces of gravel and dust on her flanks, tell a story of companionship, confidence, and the joy of taking an elegant machine off the beaten path

• Technical notes: shot in natural light, emphasis on the car’s lines and the texture of the surroundings; two images focusing on motion and dust to convey performance. These pictures are as much about place and person as they are about the car — a small tribute to home, to Blois, and to Colin.

Source of the Jaguar XJS collection.

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• Now living in Vancouver for five years, I’ve had more and more occasions to discover the beauty of the city’s sunset light. Whether softened by snow, sharpened by rain, or stretched across clear skies, Vancouver consistently offers luminous, memorable light that transforms ordinary scenes into something quietly extraordinary.

• Vancouver becomes a captivating cityscape after dark, its streets and buildings glowing with a tapestry of lights. City lights trace the skyline in shimmering lines while the surrounding mountains stand in quiet silhouette, their dark forms providing a dramatic backdrop that enhances the striking contrast between shadow and illumination.

• This image captures Vancouver’s iconic rotating restaurant tower in downtown, its sleek silhouette set against a deep midnight-blue sky. The tower’s circular observation and dining level subtly reflects city lights, creating a quiet contrast between modern architecture and the serene evening atmosphere. The composition highlights the tower’s elegant form and motion — a landmark that reads as both a beacon and a private refuge above the urban grid. The cool, saturated blue tones lend the scene a contemplative mood, inviting viewers to linger on the stillness of the night and the promise of views that turn slowly with the city below.

Source of the Vancouver 2025 collection.

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• Capturing sunset light became a personal mission while I lived in North Vancouver. From rain-washed streets to orange skies, I learned to read the moments when light deepens and gathers strength. Timing is everything — a brief breath between cloud and clear, when colours turn most honest and the city’s silhouette sharpens into contrast. Those powerful hues against urban lines make me vibrate; they reveal a calm intensity that transforms ordinary scenes into quiet declarations of beauty.

• This image captures Vancouver’s rotating restaurant tower in downtown as a bold silhouette against a glowing orange sunset. The tower’s circular observation and dining level catches warm, amber light from the sky and nearby buildings, creating a striking contrast between its dark outline and the fiery horizon. The composition emphasizes the tower’s graceful form and implied rotation — a landmark that reads as both a beacon and a private refuge above the urban grid. The rich, warm orange tones give the scene an inviting, contemplative warmth, encouraging viewers to linger on the slow-turning views and the city bathed in sunset glow.

Source of the Vancouver 2025 collection.

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• This image captures the delicate beauty of wispy grasses at a midsummer Vancouver sunset. Warm light filters through the stems, turning each blade into a luminous thread against a soft, fading sky. A quiet meditation on atmosphere and light, the photograph invites a slow, contemplative pause—a subtle reminder of seasonal stillness and the small, luminous moments that define a summer evening.

• This piece focuses on the dramatic contrast between the rough nature and the skyscrapers.

Source of the Vancouver 2025 collection.

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• My process, informed by a French eye for composition, sought to capture the quiet, anticipatory stillness that followed the helicopter’s arrival — a mix of human presence and the vast, indifferent calm of the snowy Vancouver mountains. I framed the WestJet helicopter against the pale, textured slopes to emphasize scale and contrast: the machine’s crisp lines and muted livery set against the mountain’s soft expanses. The resulting image balances tension and serenity, inviting the viewer to linger on the moment between motion and silence.

• This piece is designed to bring a profound sense of atmosphere and modern sophistication to your living space, offering both narrative depth and a minimalist aesthetic that complements contemporary interiors.

Source of the Vancouver 2025 collection.

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• This image is part of the Paris 2025 collection — a close study of the city I grew up in. Each monument, built across eras, layers history into the streets and enhances the urban fabric. I’m pleased to share this personal view so you can bring a piece of my life — and of Paris — into your living space.

• Basilique du Sacré‑Cœur sits atop Montmartre, offering sweeping views of Paris from its white travertine domes. Built between 1875 and 1914 in a Romano‑Byzantine style, the basilica’s interior is known for one of the largest mosaics in the world, depicting Christ in Majesty. The surrounding hill and narrow streets retain a bohemian charm—cafés, artists, and winding stairways—making Sacré‑Cœur both a spiritual landmark and a vibrant cultural destination. Light often softens the stone at dawn and dusk, a quality that draws photographers and painters seeking dramatic contrasts and serene panoramas.

Source of the Paris 2025 collection.

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• Aclose study of the city I grew up in. Each monument, built across eras, layers history into the streets and enhances the urban fabric. I’m pleased to share this personal view so you can bring a piece of my life — and of Paris — into your living space.

• The Grand Palais in Paris is an iconic Beaux-Arts exhibition hall and cultural landmark built for the 1900 Exposition Universelle. Noted for its vast iron-and-glass barrel-vaulted roof and ornate stone façades, it has hosted art exhibitions, fairs, fashion shows, and major public events for over a century. Restored and modernized after periods of wartime use and renovation, the Grand Palais remains a symbol of Parisian grandeur and a dynamic venue where heritage and contemporary culture meet.

Source of the Paris 2025 collection.

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• A close study of the city I grew up in. Each monument, built across eras, layers history into the streets and enhances the urban fabric. I’m pleased to share this personal view so you can bring a piece of my life — and of Paris — into your living space.

• The Centre Pompidou in Paris is a landmark of modern architecture and contemporary art, opened in 1977. Known for its high-tech, inside-out design—colour-coded exterior pipes and exposed structural elements—it houses one of Europe’s largest collections of modern and contemporary art, a public library, and performance spaces. Located in the Beaubourg district, the center offers rotating exhibitions, film and music programs, and panoramic views of Paris from its upper levels, making it a dynamic cultural hub for locals and visitors alike.

Source of the Paris 2025 collection.

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• A close study of the city I grew up in. Each monument, built across eras, layers history into the streets and enhances the urban fabric. I’m pleased to share this personal view so you can bring a piece of my life — and of Paris — into your living space.

• The Américaine Church in Paris, founded in 1814, is one of the oldest American congregations established abroad. Located in the 7th arrondissement, it has served expatriates and international worshippers with English-language services, community programs, and cultural outreach. Architecturally notable and historically significant, the church has been a gathering place for Americans and others in Paris for over two centuries, reflecting both religious traditions and transatlantic connections.

Source of the Paris 2025 collection.

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