Getting an eyeful of beautiful photos will make your dreams even more beautiful.
The photos were taken with an Olympus, first with a Camédia C3000 and
them from May 2005 an Olympus E300. Today I shoot with a Nikon D700.
If you wish to, you can use them to illustrate your documents, to put a
wallpaper different from the cloudy sky displayed by Windows, to
accompany your works and presentations, to decorate, in fact to do
whatever you like.
All you have to do when you browse a gallery, click left on the photo to put it out of the frame, then click right and the picture's home, full screen. My photos are free and copyright free under the licence Creative Commons CC-BY, however, if you wish to use them for commercial purposes you can always pay back a few "royalties" to a charity organization of your choice or you may present your next-door neighbour with a new camera.
Some pictures are already part of collective projects. You'lle be able to find some of them on the canadian encyclopaedia AGORA and on Wikipedia. Others are used as patternns by painters or "puzzlaholics". A few of them allow speech therapists to practice their art, webdesigners to embellish their works or webmasters to personalize their websites.
All of them are here to share the emotions one can feel when they witness these unique moments when the eye absorbs light and beauty.
This site is regularly update according to my travels, inclinations and free time.
All you have to do when you browse a gallery, click left on the photo to put it out of the frame, then click right and the picture's home, full screen. My photos are free and copyright free under the licence Creative Commons CC-BY, however, if you wish to use them for commercial purposes you can always pay back a few "royalties" to a charity organization of your choice or you may present your next-door neighbour with a new camera.
Some pictures are already part of collective projects. You'lle be able to find some of them on the canadian encyclopaedia AGORA and on Wikipedia. Others are used as patternns by painters or "puzzlaholics". A few of them allow speech therapists to practice their art, webdesigners to embellish their works or webmasters to personalize their websites.
All of them are here to share the emotions one can feel when they witness these unique moments when the eye absorbs light and beauty.
This site is regularly update according to my travels, inclinations and free time.
Jean-Luc Bailleul
