One of my first open-flash photography, done with old camera film.

If you look closely, you can see a security guard on the picture.

The Bridge on the Mulatière is a work of almost 200 meters long. He was carried away by a flood in 1840. Rebuilt by the company Levallois-Perret (formerly Eiffel) in 1916, he was destroyed by the Germans in 1940 and 1944. Contemporary life is much quieter. It provides rail traffic in the Lyon Saint-Etienne.

On the roof of the Basilica of Fourviere. In the background, a kind of Eiffel tower, a civilian and military radio relay.

From the rooftops of the French college, the view on the observatory of the Sorbonne faculty.

The underground quarry Port Mahon is one of the oldest quarries of Paris. Its use dates back to the 15th century. It has been classified historical monuments January 4, 1994.

The plaque in the wall gave its name to the quarry: path of Port Mahon.

In the underground quarry Ouache in Saint-Maximin. A red writing on the wall: Towards sites.

I'm very proud of this picture. To be on the top of the most wellknown museum in the world is priceless! The Louvre.

The 3 levels of balconies on the Molitor swimming pool.

Renault abandoned factory on the Seguin island