Posts from — March 2009

3 years ago, I did a small serie of pictures in the “Parc des Tuileries” on the chairs there. Walking in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, I immediatly spotted this lone black chair! This project has now an american character

Visiting the Air and Space Museum in Washington, and day dreaming watching the aircrafts, rockets, satellites, space stations and other incredible devices hanging from the roof. It may sound cheesy, but it is something incredible for mankind to try and achieve flight and space travel. One of the best TV channels in the US is NASA TV, because they have LIVE retransmission of what is going on in the International Space Station! You can’t beat Space Walk with any Loft, American Idol … !!!

Aircrafts in the Air and Space Museum

As Burt Rutan (between other things, creator of the first privately funded spaceship) mentions it in the following TED video, we have been stagnating in the last decades, it’s time to really move forward on space exploration!

The Capitol is an impressive monument in Washington, the visit is coded, but looking here and there, endless corridors, small doors and strange stairs makes it a mysterious place, full of conspiracies and secret meetings…

Capitol dome

This is a composite image of the Capitol Dome in Washington, so big I am missing parts of it with more than 10 pictures. More details on its rich history here ou ici. More pictures are coming from our week end in Washington, the perfect place for museum and monuments freaks. (and we saw Obama’s helicopter going to the White House!)

Second try with one more picture:

Capitol Dome Composite 2

Beatles in NYC

Beatles are not dead (even the secret one), they cross Park Avenue during the worst winter snow storm.

Get under cover

Les Grands Lacs sous la glace vus de l’espace.

With the big winter storm on Monday in New York, a good reminder of what winter really is in the North East, freezing…

5th Avenue, New York