ABV001
A honey harvest
in 14th arrondissement
of Paris, in the garden
of the Visitandines Sisters
private hospital.
ABV002
A honey harvest in 14th arrondissement of Paris, in the garden of the Visitandines Sisters private hospital.
ABV003
Festivities at the annual
Claret Honey Festival,
in the Herault.
ABV004
In Valenton, Val de Marne, France, a garderner-apiculturist in the garden of association "Le Jardin du Cheminot" opens a beehive, a cliché of traditional beekeeping.
ABV005
A beekeeper in a glass cage opens a hive and shows spectators the secrets of the life in a bee colony during the festival in Mouans-Sartoux.
ABV006
Near Hyères in the Var, a nursery school class discovers beekeeping at the Pradet educational apiary.
ABV007
Near Hyères in the Var, a nursery school class discovers beekeeping at the Pradet educational apiary.
ABV008
Near Hyères in the Var, a nursery school class discovers beekeeping at the Pradet educational apiary.
ABV009
The apiary school of the Luxembourg Gardens, created by the Société Centrale d’Apiculture on the Senate estate, celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2006.
ABV010
The Malvezins observe
a shallow frame
on their Parisian balcony.
Equipped with veiled hats
and smoker in hand,
these bee lovers
pursue their passion
and give the city
a breath of country air.
ABV011
The Malvezins observe
a shallow frame
on their Parisian balcony.
Equipped with veiled hats
and smoker in hand,
these bee lovers
pursue their passion
and give the city
a breath of country air.
ABV012
Armand Malvezin
installed a glass hive
to be able to observe
his bees in the dining
room of his apartment.
ABV013
At the Mouans-Sartoux Honey Festival, in the Alpes-Maritimes, a beekeeper welcomes a fascinated public at a tasting session in a reconstructed honey house.
ABV014
The village square is transformed into apiarian market for the Mouans-Sartoux festival.
ABV015
Olivier Darné
on a summer’s evening
at the “hive aperitif”
in the Butte de Chapeau
Rouge park in the 19th
arrondissement.
Olivier Darné calls himself
a “graphifarmer”
(graphiculteur),
one who breeds
both images and bees.
ABV016
Olivier Darné on a summer’s evening at the “hive aperitif” in the Butte de Chapeau Rouge park in the 19th arrondissement. Olivier Darné calls himself a “graphifarmer” (graphiculteur), one who breeds both images and bees.
ABV017
Set four meters above the ground between trees, a hive floats in the air for this “sky farmer.”
ABV018
Jean Poucton
and his hives
on the roof of the opera,
with the Galeries Lafayette
in the background.
ABV019
Hives have found refuge
on the training tower
at the Port-Royal fire station.
ABV020
The roof of the Garnier Opera in Paris, with the Montparnasse tower in the distance, is home to the seven hives of Jean Poucton.
ABV021
Honey harvest at a Paris advertising agency. Henri Meynadier, defender of bees and beekeeping, is the CEO of the Anatome agency in Paris’ 11th arrondissement.
ABV022
The apiary school of the Luxembourg Gardens, created by the Société Centrale d’Apiculture on the Senate estate, celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2006.
ABV023
The apiary school
of the Luxembourg
Gardens, created by the
Société Centrale
d’Apiculture on the
Senate estate,
celebrated its
150th anniversary
in 2006.