#1144. La Ciotat: From gigayacht shipyard to shipwreck and back
A photographic walk through the modernising gigayacht shipyards in La Ciotat. My love for La Ciotat is a secret to no regular reader of this blog. The reason for this is how this small seaside town...
View Article#1146. Paris with only Parisians
Normal is something we all haven’t experienced in more than 18months. On this visit to Paris, from late October 2020 onwards has been like no other time I doubt and hope to never see again. Non...
View Article#1047. Un-destination Amiens
Amiens is a medium-sized town (pop.: 150.000) 150km North of Paris, on the way to beautiful baie de Somme. Mention it and you get a yawn, or just no reaction at all. It used to be the capital of...
View Article#1150. Terroir Photography (Aubrac Road Trip – part 2)
Continuing coverage of this week-long trip to the rural heart of France, here’s what makes the area so special both for gourmets and nature lovers. Astute observers will note the reversal to my...
View Article#1157. Provence winter sun. Careful what you wish for
A couple of posts ago, I lamented the disappearance of light and colour after a storm. Predictably, for the South of France, colour and blue sky didn’t take very long to reappear. Is that better,...
View Article#1214. Carbunanza in Provence
Dozens of American muscle cars in a rural village of Provence? I had to grab my best camera. Being a dumb dumb, I, of crouse, forgot it at home, and had to make do with my slightly ancient...
View Article#1240. A Lazy Smartphone Weekend in Paris
Meeting good friends, visiting Paris Photo, touring “alternative Paris”. And trying to decide whether I can live with a phone as my only camera. If the progression in the above mission statement...
View Article#1257. It’s Paris, Baby!
So my son and I flew to Paris to meet up with my wife, who was there for work. What a wonderful week of restaurants, museums, and shops. After a decades long career in photography and related...
View Article#1270. Doors and windows in Montpellier
An innocent photo walk in a lovely town in the South of France turns into a treasure hunt for exotic windows and garage doors 🙂 For those unfamiliar with Montpellier (France, not Vermont) it is an...
View Article#1283. Celebrating Rain
Monochrome images in shades of green. Today, it rained. That’s it. It’s big enough news for me to warrant a post and a few shots 🙂 This is monsoon season in Green Provence, the little corner of...
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