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Aside this program, Natacha wanted an exhibition on old objects or materials used my villagers. She contacted me and I took some photos of the family possession and tried out to make them look like fine piece of art.
I discovered a lot of objects owned from my great-great grandparents to my grand-father and uncle. It was a very familiar feeling to take photography of them and then, touching the object and feel the presence of the beloved one.
Nevertheless, I realized at that moment that I deeply enjoy taking photography and create an atmosphere for any photo.
I could have taken the photos in the exact place where the object is located but I thought that organizing it in any other area would benefit the photo. So, I decided to shoot in the family garden on a lovely table close to a chestnut tree with a lovely late afternoon light.
I am proud of this exhibition and should put it on line on Saint Martial website.
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