Fireworks, family chaos, and an unexpected party in my pants — not the kind you’re thinking. A night out at the French firemen’s ball turns into a seafood-fuelled disaster. Light-hearted, witty, and utterly relatable.
This article follows a deeply personal journey through the Pyrenees Mountains to the Pont d’Espagne — a place in France often mistaken for being in Spain. It’s not just a travelogue, but a reflection on fatherhood, healing, and connection. Along the way, there’s ice cream, photography, winding roads, and moments of quiet understanding between a father and son.
In Nantes, the Île de Nantes is a vibrant hub with repurposed infrastructure including the iconic Hangar à Bananes. Capturing the summer vibe with architecture, communal barbecues, a mesmerizing dancer, and monumental landmarks like Grue Jaune and Anneaux de Buren creates an enduring impression. The area remains a popular spot for socializing and leisure activities.
In this series of photos from Nantes in autumn 2016, the city’s architecture is showcased, reflecting the essence and atmosphere of the place. The photographer approaches the city as a model, aiming to capture its character and personality through its buildings. The images offer a glimpse into the city’s story, from municipal baths to iconic landmarks.