Photography
«The next Atelier Bistrot should be organized in Switzerland». That’s how I said good bye to Inés (@lespetiteschosesdudimanche) in Empordà after attending her first culinary photography workshop. It could have been one of those comments you make just like that and which you forget as soon as you leave the place, but it wasn’t. The […]
Let me be honest: I’m at war with toys. They’ve been my main enemy for the last 5 years and I had no other choice than to yield to the evidence: I’ll have to live with the enemy for many more years to come. Because of this sad reality, I’ve been trying to find a […]
It’s been a long time since I last showed you a professional photography session, but this one had to be on the blog. I already introduced Lisa to you some time ago. I’ve collaborated with her and her gorgeous shop Kids Love Design several times and she’s one of the amazing persons I’ve met thanks to social […]
I believe there aren’t a lot of people as slow as me when it comes to decoration. We moved to our house a month before Inés was born (move when you’re eight months pregnant – that’s me), more than five years ago, and I had the impression only two spaces were more or less finalized: […]
It all started when I fell in love with the original “travelling dress” project: a dress photographed by a group of photographers from all over the world. When you start photography, you don’t dare doing the things you would like to do (“that’s something only big artists can do”). Later you realize that, in fact, […]
This post should have been on the blog months ago because we visited Copenhagen almost a year ago, but better late than never, right? I bet some of you are still figuring out what you’re going to do this summer, so this article may be useful if you visit Copenhagen with your family. A gorgeous […]
One of the things I miss most in my house is a hall. When you open the main door, you arrive directly in the living room. The ground floor was originally thought of as a loft, a big open space which creates the impression of a wider and lighter room, but which lacks a place […]
There aren’t many things as specific to your culture and as related to your home country as school. We spend many, many years at school. These are formative years which shape us and our future, years during which we forge unforgettable memories and meet people who often become our best friends. At least that’s how […]
Lens & Sensibility’s first birthday: a year full of self-fulfillment, new encounters and lots and lots of photos
One of the best pieces of advice I got when I was thinking about opening a blog was: don’t do it for anybody, to get followers or become famous. Do it just for yourself. The blogosphere is such a crazy world. There are more and more blogs and bloggers aspiring to live from their blog. […]
In the last photography breakout I did over Christmas (Embracing the edge by Lauren Greyson), Lauren pointed out how important it is for a photographer to know what he or she wants to achieve with his or her photos, why we take pictures and with which purpose. Every time I look at the pictures of […]
