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The finest finishes available in the shop feature Fine Art prints mounted on Dibond® and presented in a floating frame. Before acquiring one of these limited editions, you may wish to understand exactly what this type of framing, commonly found in art galleries, museums, and exhibitions around the world, actually is. This article explains its principles, how it is made, and the distinctive features that define this method of presentation.

Before launching the Gasy Stories project, I made a first trip to Madagascar under brutal conditions. Just before I arrived, a devastating cyclone had struck the entire north of the island. Although I had never ridden this kind of motorcycle before, I tackled some of the world's worst roads on a humble 125cc bike. Between collapsed bridges, broken tracks, mud and setbacks, this is the story of an improbable and unforgettable adventure.

This article recounts the first stages of my solo motorcycle road trip across northern Madagascar, during which I worked on my photography project, “Gasy Stories”. Arrival in Nosy Be, buying the motorcycle, taking the boat to Port Ankify, and the first stops in Ambanja and Ambilobe.

Madagascar solo on a 125cc motorcycle, the adventure continues! In this episode, we leave Ambilobe and head to Vohémar along the RN5A, before riding down the East Coast to Sambava and Antalaha, in the heart of vanilla country.

Failed attempts, passersby who are either uncooperative or overly cooperative, good luck or bad luck: every street photograph has its own story. Take a look behind the scenes to learn more about the way I work. In this article, I tell the story behind “Zone interdite”, a photograph from my “Gasy Stories” series, taken on the island of Nosy Be, Madagascar.

No travel stories or epic adventures in this article, just directions to help you get to the Green Lake on your own. Follow in Daniel Bay's footsteps! Your GPS won't get you there, so I hope this purely practical guide comes in handy! Watch out for the crocodiles!