Just a moment

London life, a dash of tango and a spoon full of sounds 

Saturday ride in Richmond

With my sister Astrid making her best cycle chic impression!

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Walking in San Francisco

Just wanted to share with you a few pics I took walking around in San Francisco. I had the chance of visiting California for two weeks for business and had a fantastic time over Halloween. These photos were taken on a more peaceful trek amongst the hills of the city...

               
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I want bacon in the morning

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Clear almost-warm autumn day

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Le coq du dimanche

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And back to Hammersmith

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Sunset on the Bull's Head

The Bull's Head is an old pub in Barnes Bridge and one of London's jazz venues. Cycling up the river...

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Sunset in the Thames at Chiswick

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Journey from Alice Coltrane

We went to Ronnie Scott's last night which is a jazz institution and the finest venue in London. The night was curated by Gilles Peterson with Nostalgia 77 and Keith and Julie Tippett as special guests as the main act. It was a real privilege to hear them together.

I was really impressed by the support of Matt Halsall's band. Hat's off for choosing in their set a composition by Alice Coltrane with the harp. It was the first time I listen to this live after loving them for many years on record.

So a bit of Matthew Halsall's band:

Journey in Satchindananda, Alice Coltrane:

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French California

This photo of dusk on the oyster parks is taken from a weekend on the Bassin d'Arcachon in France. It's a stunning area between the Atlantic and the pine trees where my family have ties going back a fair bit. It's also the French "California": a new country built in the 1860s by the railroad, the fair weather and the sea, and it's own mini "gold rush" for the pine trees sap.

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