Every Sunday, thousands of people climb the “koppies”, or hills of Johannesburg, to pray, sing and dance. They are from different “churches”, but all gather to these unique pieces of “veld” in the middle of the city to elevate their thoughts and pray above the city.
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“Entre chien et loup” , in French, refers to the twilight time when, word by word, it is difficult to distinguish “between dog and wolf”. I photographed the same intersection night after night, only during that transition time, when day becomes night, when people rush home whilst others settle down in the street, and when as a walker in this tensed city, you don’t know if the person coming to you is a dog or a wolf…
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In less than two weeks, I’ll be leaving Johannesburg and its jacarandas behind and starting a new blank page far over there, back in Thailand. But I first need to look back and start closing my present page. And I finally feel like posting more of the pictures I have been taking for the Photography Course I took at the Market Photo Workshop. Starting with the portraits, scanned from negatives…
Emilie
and Flora
It’s difficult to admit when you’ve been playing around with different Lomos and old cameras, but let’s face it : this bloody iPhone software is just great to freeze colourful moments, and have fun in a zillion times less expensive way than films… Aarghhh, I suppose the tool doesn’t matter THAT much after all…
Here’s a little mix from my holidays in France last August!
I finished the Photography course and went back to work… but took two weeks off to Mozambique before! Probably more images coming up soon, as I scan them.
Back to analogue, back to lomography… yeaaahhh! 
My digital should stay a while in its cupboard! 
