Marie-France Givern :

Photography has always been a part of my life.
I got my first camera when I was 10 years old.
That's to say, it's been a long time!
The world of photography has changed a lot since I started, but the pleasure is still there!
Behind my camera, anything becomes possible.

The world is a playground.

For the past few years, I have enjoyed experimenting with intentional camera movement.

Trees are my favorite subjects. With the strong lines of the trunks and the contrasting colors of the leaves, I create a unique painting in a single movement.

Bodies of water are also among my favorite subjects. With their hues shifting throughout the day, camera movement or long exposures bring softness, calm, and serenity to the landscapes. Photos with blurred effects and soft tones then resemble watercolors.

I'm excited to take advantage of nature's beauty to create unique images!

Colette :

Photography is a recent foray into the practice of art for me, one that delights, fulfills, and transforms me. The forest and its trees have captivated me since the beginning of my practice.

The trees,

You were here before and you will be here after.,

You don't concern yourself with the past or the future

You are here.,

Alone or together

Each to their own shape, each to their own place.,

Your arms extend like elegant, intertwined sculptures.

When I enter the forest, I find you again like old and precious friends,

You fascinate me, captivate me, and soothe me.

The horizon, an immersion in calm, gentleness and eternity.

«"Everything that can be imagined is real." Pablo Picasso. For me, abstract art is a journey into the imagination that allows both the artist and the viewer to experience all their fantasies and emotions.