I was walking in a nudist beach in Ibiza when I saw this older topless lady trowing sardines to the birds.  I approached her carefully, afraid of being rude, and asked her if it would be ok if I take a few pictures. She didn’t mind, but after a few clicks I realized her husband was lying behind  the bushes completely naked and looking at me every 10 seconds, probably thinking I was there to be sneaky and take a picture of his fleshy spouse.  I didn’t, which was a shame.

This was in Wales a couple of months ago. I was there cycling with my girlfriends family. It was great.
I’ve been so busy that I haven’t even look at the pictures I took there. I’ll post some more tomorrow if time allows me.

Last week I was one of the stranded people stuck somewhere in the chaotic world with no planes, because of the vulcano of death.
Luckily I was stranded in Ibiza so I spent a few more afternoons in the beach.
Now I’m back to the beach-less Manchester.

Graham Massey, during the shooting of the second Sister’s of transistors’ video. I love this picture.

One day I was complaining about being afraid of taking pictures of interesting people in the streets and offend them. Then, my girlfriend told me: Why don’t you ask them to take pictures. You have nothing to loose. So I went to the city center and ask a few people if I could photograph them, half said no, and half said yes. That’s how I got this one and a few others.
All thanks to Naomi.

This is fishy, our deceased fish. I also have a picture of him in the toilet, just before being “buried” , but I thought i could be offensive to his memory. So i preferred to show him dead in a jar instead. Way more subtle, right?

This is my mum. I met her in Paris just a little bit before Christmas. It’s the second time I meet my mum abroad alone, the first time was in Argentina. I was a little bit stressed this time and didn’t make the best of the trip, but as mums normally do, she forgave me for being sometimes rude and just remember the trip as a pleasant time together. I do the same. I love her.

I wonder what were they thinking…

Every now and then I go through old folders and spot something I didn’t before. I doesn’t matter how long I spend looking into some trip’s photos, I’ll always miss something and find out years later.

I found this one yesterday. I took this picture about 5 years ago ( or more, can’t remember) when I went to Galapagos with Bruno and Kenji.

It was one of the best trips of my life and I feel sad that , even if I go back, it won’t be the same. But at least I got some memories registered.

This is in Whitby. It was taken last week when I was there with the lovely miss Naomi Hart.