Author: Michel Dufour

During the summer of 2015, I slowed the pace on barn photos… I must say that I missed it quite a bit. I went out one morning in early October […]

After the holidays, I fell into a lethargy during which all excuses were valid for not taking pictures (it happens a few times a year!). In fact, there’s always something […]

During my vacations, I had managed to find me a few abandoned places to photograph. Afterwards, we pursued our trip by taking the road towards Ottawa for the return home. […]

Following my portrait session in the field, I had pursued my trip and got lucky with the weather. I had finally found and abandoned building ! The discovery was in […]

As told in the previous article of my visit in Abitibi, I had good intentions to photograph landscapes. Knowing that there are many abandoned buildings, I was hoping to find […]

During my visit in Abitibi, I had good intentions to photograph landscapes. I had not made any preparation and I did not have Internet access either to this research. So […]

Like any good hard-core photographer, I bring my camera on vacation. In fact, it’s almost like a part of my body! It would be inconceivable to travel without my camera. […]

What caught my eye that morning was the angle of the sun that lighted my tree in front of the house. At that time of the year, the days are […]

In the summer of 2014, I drove around my area and photographed several barns on surises/sunsets. This year, I was a little more “quiet” and did encourage oil companies! There […]

In the summer of 2013, I dove in this project of environmental portrait. It was relatively simple: make pictures on an abandoned sofa near my home. Trimmed the weeds, furniture […]