La Chapelle de Clausis (Jean-François)

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La Chapelle de Clausis

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La Chapelle de Clausis

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180 minutes dehors à -13°C (sans le facteur vent !).

La photographie de nuit me passionne par l'ambiance que l'on peut transmettre.

Mais ce n'est pas ce qui m'anime le plus.

Si je ne te témoigne pas de manière écrite ou orale les conditions à accepter, à surmonter pour faire des photos de nuit, il est difficile de s'en rendre compte.

En effet, pour aller au pied de la chapelle de Clausis perché à 2400m d'altitude, une petite marche à raquettes de 12,4km aller-retour est nécessaire :

- 1h15 pour l'aller (400m de dénivelé positif).

- 45 minutes pour le retour.

Même s'il fait très froid, à partir du moment où on est actif, c'est tenable.

1h15 viennent de s'écouler; j'arrive à la chapelle.

Rapidement, le froid se fait ressentir et c'est parti pour 60 minutes en mode "statique".

Temps pendant lequel je vais devoir enlever mes gros gants pour pouvoir appuyer sur les boutons de l'appareil photo, faire des petits sauts pour faire face au vent glacial.

Et comme à chaque session, des idées photos me viennent.

Je prends alors le temps de faire les quelques photos supplémentaires au prix d'un combat psychologique face au froid montagnard.

Malgré la passion pour les photos de paysages nocturne, il y a un moment où tu ne rêves que d'une chose : être au chaud avec du chocolat et du thé.

Une fois rentré à la maison, il y a toujours cette sensation de satisfaction d'avoir fait ce qui m'anime vraiment au fond de moi; d'avoir fait face à ce genre d'épreuve.

Je me dis que je vais pouvoir te partager cette expérience mais aussi une des photos réalisées ce soir-là.

Cette photographie est une seule pose unique de 240 secondes.

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