Bonjour Nilsou,
L'effacement est le propre de l'art éphémère, le seul témoin de la performance étant justement la photographie.
L'art comme chacun le sait est le témoin des valeurs, des préocupations du vécu de son époque, ainsi notre époque "kleenex" ne souhaite pas s'inscrire dans la durée. Par exemple, lorsque les jeunes architectes parlent "d'architecture durable" cela ne veut pas dire qu'ils veulent que leur travail s'inscrive dans le temps , ça veut dire au contraire que absolument tous les matériaux utilisés seront recyclables lorsque pour une raison quelconque leurs bâtiments seront démolis. On peut le regretter mais...🙂 c'est notre époque.
Ce qui m'interroge cependant c'est que dans le même temps, nous fournissons des efforts considérables et toutes les ressources de la science pour conserver les chef d’œuvre du passé ( laboratoire du Louvre, Grotte Chauvet, travaux de conservation du patrimoine etc.)
Good evening to all you photographers and photo enthusiasts on VF,
So, I’ve chosen this month’s theme: "The Street as a Livelihood". The photos we’re looking for are street scenes showing people who use the street as a place to earn a living—whether it’s legal work, informal jobs, illegal activities, or begging.
The rules:
- Photo submissions until Thursday, September 24 at 11:59 PM (Paris time) You can post up to 3 photos, numbered and posted in separate messages, ideally with a short description of the location and the story behind it.
- Voting from Friday, September 25 at 12:01 AM to Tuesday, September 29 at 11:59 PM. After the deadline, it’s too late! Please indicate the photo number, the username, and the points awarded: Photo #1 = 3 pts Photo #2 = 2 pts Photo #3 = 1 pt
- All VF members can vote (even those who didn’t submit photos).
- In case of a tie for first place, the winning photo will be the one with the most first-place votes, then second-place votes!
- The lucky winner will not only earn the admiration of all September’s photo contest participants but will also get the privilege of choosing the theme and organizing October 2026’s photo contest.
For discussions about the theme, head over here: Discussion thread for September 2026’s theme: "The Street as a Livelihood"
Wishing you all some amazing shots!
So, I’ve chosen this month’s theme: "The Street as a Livelihood". The photos we’re looking for are street scenes showing people who use the street as a place to earn a living—whether it’s legal work, informal jobs, illegal activities, or begging.

The rules:
- Photo submissions until Thursday, September 24 at 11:59 PM (Paris time) You can post up to 3 photos, numbered and posted in separate messages, ideally with a short description of the location and the story behind it.
- Voting from Friday, September 25 at 12:01 AM to Tuesday, September 29 at 11:59 PM. After the deadline, it’s too late! Please indicate the photo number, the username, and the points awarded: Photo #1 = 3 pts Photo #2 = 2 pts Photo #3 = 1 pt
- All VF members can vote (even those who didn’t submit photos).
- In case of a tie for first place, the winning photo will be the one with the most first-place votes, then second-place votes!
- The lucky winner will not only earn the admiration of all September’s photo contest participants but will also get the privilege of choosing the theme and organizing October 2026’s photo contest.
For discussions about the theme, head over here: Discussion thread for September 2026’s theme: "The Street as a Livelihood"
Wishing you all some amazing shots!




A Jiuhuashan (Anhui, Chine) Novembre 2007.
Philippe
date de plusieurs siècles.
Tu veux nous dire que tu as plus de 106 ans ??? 🤪😮😄
















Phanom Rung, Thailand
Wat Phra Keo, Bangkok
Abu Simbel
Quimper
Venice
Istanbul
Khiva, Uzbekistan
Vasco da Gama Bridge in Lisbon
Millau Viaduct
Bridge in the Algarve
Pont du Gard from below
Brooklyn Bridge







Lakes (Annecy)
Ponds (near Moustiers Saint Marie)
Lagoons (Bacalar)



Have fun and surprise us! Photos of computer towers are excluded 😏











Forest cat





