On the market in Nantes
My name is Ian, I have a Jamie Oliver cook book. Hello Ian! Oh com’on. Gimme a break. We’ve all done it The recipes for the hamburgers were…
ReadMy name is Ian, I have a Jamie Oliver cook book. Hello Ian! Oh com’on. Gimme a break. We’ve all done it The recipes for the hamburgers were…
ReadWe crossed over from the Castle and headed over past the Tour Lu (sans thé) down towards the Canal St Félix, along the Loire, pas the CIC building,…
ReadSo we’re still out taking photos and learning from each other. We all know Nantes and it’s good to see how other people might see the place. Photography…
ReadNow and again I do some colour photography, especially with the colours you get from the X100F. Everyone goes on about it, but they really are good. A…
ReadA trip to the picturesque village of Alnmouth was a much-needed escape from everyday worries. Despite Brexit and family concerns, the beauty of the village worked its magic, bringing peace and joy. The visit allowed cherished time with family and moments of bliss, capturing them through the lens of a camera.
ReadThe Churchyard in Edinburgh is not only a resting place for famous and infamous residents but also an inspiration for JK Rowling’s Harry Potter characters. Despite its haunting reputation, the cemetery offers moments of calm and beauty, especially during sunrise. A fearless little creature adds a touch of charm to the scene.
ReadA heartfelt journey from Autumn to Winter leads to a decision to visit distant parents. In Scotland, a decadent Scottish breakfast rejuvenates with a mix of comfort and indulgence. The trip also reveals a fondness for a compact camera, despite its battery quirks, making it a cherished companion.
ReadThe post discusses a visit to the Island of Saint Cado in Brittany, France, featuring landscape and wildlife photography. The writer shares the experience of spotting a rare Spoonbill bird and testing new camera equipment. Despite the windy winter weather, the trip was rewarding, rekindling a sense of childlike wonder.
ReadThe writer visited Brittany, France, known for clichés like salted butter, crêpes, and the sea. They enjoyed a photography session with their sister-in-law using a Canon 6D Mark II and 16-35 F4 lens. Initially disappointed with the results, they salvaged the photos using Lightroom and were pleased with the outcome.
ReadWhat do you do on a nice, sunny, Saturday afternoon, when the Gilets Jaunes have forgotten to turn up? You get in the car with your daughter and…
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