La vie en rose - © Martial Rossignol
Quetzal - © Martial Rossignol
Quetzal_model
Nine - © Martial Rossignol
By the beauty of a half-century - © Martial Rossignol
Pauline - © Martial Rossignol
Mina - © Martial Rossignol
A bit of fun with the Polaroid Lab. Go from digital to analog and revisit old photographs.
My photograph “Break the ice wall” will be part of the “directors choice” presentation at photoSCHWEIZ 2025, from 07 to 11. February 2025 at the Zurich Congress Center.
The “Directors Choice” project at photoSCHWEIZ 25 presents a selection of photographers from various international photography festivals.
The veil creates its own choreography. It draws airy shapes around the model, creating ephemeral compositions that the photographer's eye tries to capture in the fleeting moment. Every fold of the drape, every contour of the dancer's body becomes a visual puzzle to solve.
Der Schleier erfindet seine eigene Choreographie. Er zeichnet luftige Formen um das Modell und schafft flüchtige Kompositionen, die das Auge des Fotografen versucht, im vergänglichen Moment festzuhalten. Jede Falte des Draperienstoffs, jede Kontur des Körpers der Tänzerin wird zu einem visuellen Rätsel, das es zu lösen gilt.
Bei der Erstellung eines Fotos spielen viele Parameter eine Rolle, von denen einige durchaus kontrollierbar sind, andere aber manchmal völlig zufällig. In dieser Serie hat sich der Wind dazu entschieden, den Körper des Modells auf poetische Weise zu umhüllen.
Numerous parameters come into play in the making of a photograph, some of which are entirely controllable, while others can be totally random. In this series, the wind has chosen to envelop the model's body in a poetic way. Sometimes the wind is my friend!
I have always loved designing photo books. For some time now I have been making a book that includes the photographs from a shooting. Here is the model of one of my last books made with Louise, which you can browse online on Calaméo.
https://www.calameo.com/read/007277354accacc867164?authid=x0LnxkefGnsO
Le Palais, place Léopold, Arlon
Belgium / Europe
Invité Christophe Jacrot
What I like about the portrait is obviously the light but also the material. This is why I work as both a painter and a photographer. All the effects of materials and colors are therefore developed during the shooting. I paint on transparent film with colored gels or not, acrylic paints, powders, pigments, etc.
