PHOTO #31: Apollo

Hey, that's me!

PHOTO #30: An homage to Marcel Duchamp

You have no idea how much ingenuity and resourcefulness are needed to take that photo without being branded a pervert.

PHOTO #29: White wagtail

Oh my God! Now you're thinking I'm one of these bird watching anoraks, aren't you?

PHOTO #28: Icon

Like it or loathe it (both, in my case), if you can access this image, you know what it stands for.

PHOTO #27: Anyone for tea?

Oh, okay then.

PHOTO #26: Chandelier

Old-fashioned light fixture in an old-fashioned hotel.

PHOTO #25: At the airport

PHOTO #24: Country church

PHOTO #23: The last meal

PICTURE #22: There is a light

PICTURE #21: And the Holy Spirit

Number 4: the dove. The dove.

PHOTO #20: Angel

PHOTO #19: I am the light of the world

The simple, elegant and fascinating East window of Saint-Martin in the Fields.

PICTURE #18: Ballerina

Opposite the Royal Opera House.

PHOTO #17: I'm not talking to you

In our series "How to recognise different types of birds from a long way away", number 3: the duck. The duck.

PHOTO #16: Pink Cadillac

Do you know the song?
Note the pink fuzzy dice hanging from the rear-view mirror.

PHOTO #15: A roof

PHOTO #14: Yum!

Things I like to have in my fridge. Not exhaustive by far, maybe not even representative. Note that I don't eat the goose fat straight from the jar, it's for roasting potatoes. And that Sauternes is run-of-the-mill stuff, but we don't really know each other yet, so I was not going to share my best bottles with you!

PHOTO #13: Landscape with salt and pepper

In a café at the airport.

PHOTO #12: Oculus

Where does that road lead?!

PHOTO #11: Waiting for the thaw

PHOTO #10: Three and twenty blackbirds have flown

PHOTO #9: Moorhens

PHOTO #8: My shower

There goes my reputation as a hard man...

PHOTO #7: Balloons caught in a tree

A bit sad (some kid must have lost them), and yet, it adds a touch of colour in the grey sky.

PHOTO #6: Sleet on the grass

It's been pretty cold in London the last two days.
Doesn't it look like the sky seen through the branches of a tree?

PHOTO #5: iPod Nano

A Christmas present. That's why it only has 20 songs yet.

PHOTO #4: The stars fly home

End of the holiday season on Regent Street.

PHOTO #3: New coat

PHOTO #2: At the station

The sun has set. Not many travellers during the holidays...

PHOTO #1: Study of a house

This youthful work is a charming evocation of a coutry house, probably in a Mediterranean region as suggested by the grapes, typical of a local vineyard. Note the powerful use of the medium, obvious symbol of the Artist's struggle to feed himself from his craft.