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by Benoit Bruchez
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A vertical shot captures the layered history and natural beauty of Tharros, an ancient Roman site on Sardinia's Sinis Peninsula. The foreground is... more
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A vertical shot captures the layered history and natural beauty of Tharros, an ancient Roman site on Sardinia's Sinis Peninsula. The foreground is graced with a large volcanic stone, followed by scattered hand-cut rocks and remnants of antique walls. Beyond, lush vegetation gives way to the Mediterranean Sea and a distant lighthouse tower, all framed under a brilliant blue sky.
Benoit Bruchez, based in Geneva, navigates between two universes: photography and web development. In photography, his studio in Geneva is dedicated to the creation of portraits. Each image testifies to a pursuit of truth and character, capturing moments that speak for themselves. When turning to landscape and travel photography, his goal is to share visual experiences that exude authenticity. His works, available on platforms like Fine Art America, are open windows to authentic moments and places. Parallelly, Benoit immerses himself in web development. Following a stint in economics at the University of Geneva, he founded a company focused on creating websites. His approach relies on programming and open source CMS to craft pragmatic...
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