Nicolas Jouhet Travel Photography

09/07/2020

De beaux diaporamas ainsi que mon time lapse à voir en extérieur du jeudi 9 au samedi 11 juillet 2020 de 21:45 à 23:30 à la Vina au 12 place Notre Dame.

Imago mundi pour la photographie mais aussi pour cette place avec la fontaine-mandala grenobloise des Trois ordres.
Anima mundi pour l'âme du monde que la photographie cherche à capter par la Lumière, son véhicule.
Nous nous retrouverons dés que la nuit le permet pour des projections de séries ou best of photographiques en présence d'un certain nombre de leurs auteurs que vous pourrez rencontrer (possibilité de commander des œuvres). Humanitaire, Street photographie, Voyage, Nature, Photographie contemporaine... Avec des photographies de asso. Amel, Phil Collier, Phil Deloole, asso. Femmes d'Himalaya Anne-Marie Gigan, Gilles Galoyer et Caroline Lebrun, asso. Hoka, asso. Humacoop, Isabelle Jang, Nicolas Jouhet, Alain Kaufman, Thierry Latoud, Damien Lorek, Clotaire Mandel, François-Marie Périer, Bertrand Ranza, Christian Raush, Jean-PIerre Saez, Serge Riou, Matthieu Verdeil...

29/08/2019

My Time Lapse "Impermanence" continues along its way with a 2nd place in Humans and Nature category in the Time Lapse Film Festival, "The premier event for the timelapse community worldwide"

Impermanence - An Inner Journey (sub español & français) Making this film led me to travel to many holy places in Asia. But it is not this trip…

02/08/2019

A photo taken in the temple Tam Doi Ton, it is a meditation center which opens to the public only on Sunday.

Une photo prise dans le temple Tam Doi Ton, c'est un centre de méditation qui est ouvert au public seulement le dimanche.

17/06/2019

My last Time Lapse movie "Impermanence" is now semi-finalist of the "Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards" 🤩

Impermanence - An Inner Journey (sub español & français) Making this film led me to travel to many holy places in Asia. But it is not this trip…

20/05/2019

I'm very happy to share with you my last Time Lapse movie. It took me 3 years to made it, I hope you'll like it.
Making this film led me to travel to many holy places in Asia. But it is not this trip that I wanted to tell here, but an inner journey through the progressive understanding of impermanence. This leads us to realize that everything is linked, that we are all connected. This understanding can come with meditation, but also through the contemplation of nature. How can we not feel united to the whole universe when one immerses oneself in a starry sky?
As this knowledge takes root in us, we act with greater kindness for ourselves, others, and the planet.
The time lapse makes it possible to contract the time, it is the ideal technique to turn into pictures the impermanence.
This film was shot in Thailand, China, Burma, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India (Ladakh) and Cambodia.
Thanks for sharing if you like! 🙏

Impermanence - An Inner Journey Making this film led me to travel to many holy places in Asia. But it is not this trip that I wanted to tell here, but an inner…

29/04/2019

The amazing Khao Luang cave in Phetchaburi.

25/04/2019

Notre Dame on a snowy night.

21/04/2019

The twin pagodas near Chiang Mai in Doi Inthanon National Park.

Twin Pagodas Chiang Mai - Doi Inthanon Milky way and sunrise over Phra Mahathat Napha Methanidon and Phra Mahathat Naphaphon Bhumisiri twin pagodas. They wer...

20/04/2019

Notre-Dame during a snowy night.

17/04/2019

I continue to share my time lapse on Youtube, to see it for the first time or see it again ! A movie made with Dominique Joubert Timelapse

Meije Time Lapse - From Earth to Milky Way The plateau of Emparis, the black lake, and the Meije an ideal spot to make a beautiful time lapse movie. We spend...

11/04/2019

10/04/2019

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