Photos taken in Anguilla in a private villa last Saturday
what a lovely day spent with them between this beautiful place and on Shoal Bay Beach.

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I broke my rules: never shoot 2 times the same model Rules are mean to be broken, no ?

We did some photos with Krystal Lynn 3 years ago and this time, we worked together to build some composites. Projects I am working since months, already one got published with Lea Vendetta. To see more, click here

Photos taken in Florida with Canon 5D Mark II + Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II with Wescott’s 43″ Apollo Orb octagonal softbox, 2 x Canon Speedlite 580EX II + Canon 430EX II with Lastolite TriFlash Bracket by Joe McNally, Elinchrom EL-Skyport Universal Radio Slave Set and Interfit EXD400 2 x Softbox/Umbrella.

Setting camera to Manual (M): Shoot 1/125 sec at F/8.0 or 11, ISO 100 and in RAW

Edited with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and Color Efex Pro 4.

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Images taken last January for Yachts International during the Miami Boat Show and just published, to see the feature, click here

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After many photos from Anguilla and few from St Barth, it was about time to share wiht you this beautiful island of Sint Maarten. Beaches from CupeCoy, Guana Beach

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Been shooting a lot since months for Pierres Caraibes, I wanted to share with you this unique villa in French Side of Saint Martin. 2 levels with 6 bedroom suites, a huge living and dining, a large pool with an amazing sunset view. I like very much the "victoria" style of the bathrooms.

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For the third time, Maco magazine published my photos and this time, it’s about my Kitesurfing photos with Julie Guaglardi for the writing:

The Tethered Aircraft…

Thrill seekers fly in a sport that combines air, wind and water. One enthusiast tells how and why

Scuttling across foamy waves, the underside of a surf board rising and falling with a smack on the ocean’s surface, and a kite high in the air rolling along to the wind’s unrelenting rhythm, the lone surfer is carried along for the ride.  This is the adrenalin sport called kite surfing which attracts serious athletes and water enthusiasts, as well as fun seekers interested in a cool hobby.  Thierry Dehove is a combination of all. As a boy, French-born Dehove and his seafaring Cousteau-type father, in tune with the ocean’s call, dove under the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea and eventually, the Caribbean Sea. This love of the water grew stronger when he realised he could add speed and adrenalin to his water adventures. Dehove’s first kite was a Wipika 5m, with two lines and no safety system. His first board was an AHD 151 cm directional, a far cry from the equipment he holds near and dear today. Perhaps these are the lessons learned after you break your shoulder and your rib cage, a fairly large price to pay for three hours of fun. Asked what was the attraction to kiting, he explained his powerful love affair in just one world: spiritual.

Kite surfing is more than surfing, windsurfing, snowboarding, or skateboarding and brings a complete sense of freedom. Kite surfing has its dangers. Look for side shore wind and no obstacles whatsoever. It can be very dangerous if you’re overly eager and not thinking, Dehove warned.
Kites which are large enough to pull you across the water also have enough power to pull you up vertically.  “When a kite is held in a steady position, it’s like a motorcycle revving its motor with the clutch pulled in. When you quickly move the kite from one position to another, the amount of power generated can be enormous, much like revving a 1000 cc bike, and then popping the clutch.’’

One second it’s docile, the next it’s ferocious.

 “Any time you connect yourself to that kind of potential power, there’s going to be risk.”

Dehove, who is a  photographer and businessman, suggests starting with a trainer kite and once you’ve mastered your basic kite skills, you can move up to a larger, more powerful kite. Kite surfing is 70 per cent the kite and 30 per cent understanding and respecting the surf. Dehove explained that people often forget to respect the natural behaviour of the sea. The best places in the world to kite are the windy islands dotting the Caribbean, such as Anguilla, Tobago, the British Virgin Islands, while other great locations are Hawaii and Brazil. The sport has a community of roughly 250,000 people and growing, so much so that the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil will showcase the sport for the first time in history.

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Yachts International asked me during the last Miami Boat Show to get some images of 88-foot (27 m) Cheoy Lee and it was a challenge: First of all it was super cold for me at 07 am , I had to shoot fast before the opening and I had to make she was sailing in Caribbean. the background was taken during my last trip in St Barth for new Year, it’s Gustavia bay and all those beautiful yachts… Eclipse, Rising Sun, Serene… were here

Photos taken with Canon 5D Mark II + Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II

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New composite image with Sanja Ostergaard and Always Villa from Saint Martin
you will find below the 2 sources

Photos taken in Anguilla & Saint Martin with Canon 5D Mark II + Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II with Wescott’s 43" Apollo Orb octagonal softbox, 2 x Canon Speedlite 580EX II + Canon 430EX II with Lastolite TriFlash Bracket by Joe McNally, Elinchrom EL-Skyport Universal Radio Slave Set and Interfit EXD400 2 x Softbox/Umbrella.

Setting camera to Manual (M): Shoot 1/125 sec at F/8.0 or 11, ISO 100 and in RAW

Edited with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and HDR Efex Pro 2, Color Efex Pro 4.

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Julie Guaglardi introduced Susan Brender during my last trip in Florida because she wanted to interview me

Susan is a Television Producer, she is hosting V for Vitality on WomensRadio.com. V for vitality features interviews with individuals involved in the creative arts, as well as those who have discovered artful ways to draw upon their talents and passions to experience a vital way of living. When you listen to “V for Vitality,” get ready to learn, laugh, and live more ART-FULLY.

Sorry for my French accent but you might have fun to listen to me

http://www.thierrydehove.com/wordpress/interview-susan.mp3

Thanks Susan, Merci Julie

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Delray Beach Luxury Homes As Seen By My Camera

Photographing Delray Beach luxury homes and Boca Raton foreclosures has been an incredible way to expand my photographic eye. When you see luxury waterfront homes Florida through the lens, you find yourself seeing more than a home, you see what the designer and architect was creating, and the art that went into it. Capturing images of real estate is endlessly challenging and rewarding, and a fantastic way to expand your portfolio.

Delray Beach Condos For Sale

Smaller luxury spaces are compelling; just take a look at Worthing Place, downtown Delray Beach’s only luxury apartment homes. The images without people nevertheless give the feel of seeing yourself in that space, and at home. That is the key to taking photographs of any real estate, but especially so with Delray Beach luxury homes. You look to capture the feel of living in that space, with inviting seating, and plates of food waiting for the viewer to step inside. When I look at Delray Beach condos for sale, I focus on capturing that feeling of the home wanting to be filled with the right people.

Luxury Waterfront Homes Florida

Capturing the beauty of waterfront architecture is for me the best of real estate photography. There is so much to see in the way that the home is designed to view the waterfront, and the way the architect has designed you to see the home from the water. Whether it is Boca Raton foreclosures or Delray Beach luxury homes, I feel inspired by the beauty of the luxurious home and its setting by the water.

Opulence Magazine

When it comes to condo living in South Florida, Opulence Magazine is an amazing read. I was thrilled to have them write an article about my work, at one of the luxury waterfront homes Florida I was capturing on film. Julie Guaglardi painted a perfect picture, in words, of my focus and vision in photographing Mar Pietra. If you’re living in South Florida, or thinking of looking at Delray Beach condos for sale, Opulence Magazine has fantastic articles on every aspect of condo living, from home design to association meetings.
Photographing Delray Beach luxury homes, or Delray Beach condos for sale, I find myself swept up in the vision of the design of the home. Real estate photography gives me the opportunity to capture the art of both the architect and the interior designer, and to capture it for others to see. With architecture photos, the key is get the feel of that place and show it just waiting for the viewer to step in and sit down. Whether it’s in a well-designed kitchen with bowls of fresh fruit waiting at the breakfast bar, or the lounge seating near the water of luxury waterfront homes Florida, you want to feel you are invited to walk through the image and sit down. Delray Beach or Boca Raton foreclosures offer up endless ways to expand what I can capture with my lens to share with you. It gives me the opportunity to bring you images that invite you in to Delray Beach luxury homes.

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