June 2010
Moving again
After five years in Paris we finally decided to leave France and relocate in Greece.
November 2009
Landscape Photographer Of The Year 2009/2010
I'm very pleased to share with you the great news. I was named landscape photographer of the year in this year's take-a-view competition. I was quite surprised to hear the good news as more than 20000 entries marked the 3rd year of the most prestigious landscape competition in the UK.
After the announcement in the Sunday times an exhibition followed in London's National Theatre. Several other smaller exhibits will finish off the events surrounding the competition. Please check the official site for any additional info: www.take-a-view.co.uk
After the announcement in the Sunday times an exhibition followed in London's National Theatre. Several other smaller exhibits will finish off the events surrounding the competition. Please check the official site for any additional info: www.take-a-view.co.uk
March 26th 2010
Chasseur d'Image article
This month French Magazine Chasseur d’Image has a feature on my photography. It is a rather rare event that my work is published in France. However the chasseur Image dedicated 8 pages and a nice article that mentions the different approaches seen in France and in Anglo-Saxon countries in regards to landscape photography.
March 10th 2010
New site launched
Hello everyone,
The new site is finally here. After few delays and long planning it is ready.
I will however continue to make many updates and deal with any issues that might arise until I get used to the new site tools.
You will notice that the new site is split in two half's. One dedicated to my landscape photography while the Faos gallery will host a series of black and white galleries as well as some original landscape works.
There are several other additions and changes that I will mention later on as I complete the site. So stay tuned and enjoy your visit.
Emmanuel
The new site is finally here. After few delays and long planning it is ready.
I will however continue to make many updates and deal with any issues that might arise until I get used to the new site tools.
You will notice that the new site is split in two half's. One dedicated to my landscape photography while the Faos gallery will host a series of black and white galleries as well as some original landscape works.
There are several other additions and changes that I will mention later on as I complete the site. So stay tuned and enjoy your visit.
Emmanuel












