Instagram story viewer> @l.vstn> Tagged

lea ꩜

@l.vstn

696

followers

677

following

161
amateur photographer : @mytharais
°❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･

POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED

The angry youth of France
We will keep fighting for what's right

294

8

Photo series : "Lull"
35mm • 2026 • 3/3

After the strong winds, the pouring rain and the rumbling mountain always come the lull. A moment of truce, peace and calm before the cycle repeats itself over and over again, exactly in the order of the series I realized: the arrival of dark, threatening clouds that fall violently on the mountain, before moving away and letting life resume its course.
In the meantime, the meadows and valleys have never been so green, the birds have never sung so much and I have never felt so peaceful.

In this series, which closes the three-part series I made, and is therefore the last one, the mountain is soothing, welcoming. Through its three different states, I captured the mountain in three facets that could almost be polar opposite. It’s really impressive and fascinating.
I am happy to have managed to capture these three ideas that were important to me. I hope you will like them! <3

129

26

Cool double exposure

121

12

Photo series "No longer welcomed"
35mm • 2026 • 2/3

Winds rising, skies darkening, birds fleeing, the mountain growling... Just as we were no longer welcome here. A strong feeling of unease. Something about the atmosphere is off.
This photo series is directly in the continuity of the previous series which is complementary to it "The calm before the storm".

I find it interesting how much the weather can change the atmosphere of a place. Here, the lack of sunlight and those dark, heavy clouds completely shift the mood of the landscape.
It’s crazy how something as simple as a change in weather can also change the way we experience nature. The same place can suddenly feel completely different.

Through raw blacks and whites, I captured the mountain in a very different way from the other series.
I wanted to show it as thunderous, threatening, uncontrolled and uncontrollable. But still, so lonely.
Immortalizing this moment felt like giving in to its sheer size. As much as it might look otherwise, I was more of a spectator than an actor.

160

21

Photo series : "The Quiet Hour"
35mm • 2025

It was a foggy day.
Dad came to me and asked if I wanted to join him for a walk in the forest.
I protested: “But it’s raining, it’s cold, and there’s fog!”
Yet, a few moments later, I found myself following him, camera in hand, with no expectations at all.

The first steps into the forest stopped me in my tracks. The silence was almost unreal. There wasn’t another soul in sight. Only the two of us, wrapped in mist. It’s a feeling I’ll never forget.

The usual noise of the world seemed to exist somewhere beyond the trees.
With cold, rain-soaked, trembling hands, I photographed that silence.

"The Quiet Hour" isn’t just a title or a metaphor. It’s exactly what that walk felt like. A brief moment when the world seemed to hold its breath.

189

17

Photo series : "An inventory of shadows"
Self portraits • 35mm

I’ve hidden myself all my life. From people, from cameras, from any kind of contact.
Maybe photography could be a way out for me. I'm pretty sure it can be.
I feel like my mind opens when I’m behind the camera, when I can share the way I see the world and, for a moment, let someone else see it too.

Knowing that people are interested in what I see,
in the little pieces of the world I choose to capture,
heals something in me with every picture I take.

Maybe, through photography,
I’m slowly learning how to be seen.

197

12