Tales of a Flâneur

works
notes
portraits

Clélia

A close portrait of Clélia with one hand in her red hair, freckled, in a grey cowl-collar coat, soft light behind. — What arises

Clélia stands at a glass balustrade inside St Pancras, her back to the camera in a blue tiered dress, red hair down her back, facing the platforms below.

A glance

In black and white, Clélia smiles and raises a champagne flute, in a dark high-collared coat.

Clélia leans back against the glass balustrade at St Pancras, facing the camera with both arms along the rail, in a blue dress tied at the waist.

Clélia seen through a train window, seated at a carriage table, the photographer's reflection caught in the glass.

In black and white, a wide formal garden with a long reflecting pool and a colonnade beyond, Clélia a small figure in the distance.

In black and white, Clélia sits small in an arched doorway framed by dense foliage, seen from a distance.

Clélia sits in an arched stone niche set into a red-brick wall, in a blue dress.

In black and white, Clélia crouches in the mouth of a weathered doorway, in a white shirt and dark skirt.

Clélia spins in a teal chiffon dress in a brick colonnade, arms out and hem flaring.

In black and white, Clélia dances in a brick colonnade, both arms raised overhead and one leg lifted.

Roses

Seen from behind, Clélia stands by a garden pond in a white blouse, her hair swept across her face.

Clélia pulls up the collar of her grey coat with both hands, against blue-painted ironwork, red hair loose.

A close portrait of Clélia smiling, red hair down, beside a blue door and red brick.

Clélia sits at a wooden bar with a champagne flute, smiling toward the camera, a dark leather banquette behind.

In black and white, Clélia smiles broadly in an open dark coat over a dress with a pale sash, station glasswork behind.

Frame viewer