The website Paris 1972 – Versailles 2003 features diverse and intriguing articles on subjects such as Bretagne, Paris, Versailles, and Spain. It complements the film archive article about the standing stones in Carnac. The site is run by a friend with a prolific output of articles.
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Welcome back to Brittany, France, where my in-laws reside. In 2016, I started collecting vintage cameras. The Kodak Retinette 1B, a 1960s gem, captured the charm of Saint Cado. This quaint island is a photographer’s dream, and using a 60-year-old camera like this is both practical and stylish. Sometimes, the best photos come from unexpected places and simple tools.
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The author shares memories of visiting Penthièvres beach, finding tranquility amidst family chaos. They describe their love for the sea, photography, and the Soviet-era FED 5 camera. The film captures the beach’s serene essence. Penthièvres is not just a backdrop, but a sanctuary where emotions and memories are beautifully preserved.
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The narrator recounts a chaotic visit to their French family, characterized by drama, personal restrictions, and familial dynamics. Despite being berated and rushed, photography offers solace. The narrator escapes to capture coastal images, even amidst familial tensions and outbursts. The account concludes with a plea for feedback on the captured photographs.
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Hi everyone. There’s going to be some of you who will be in shock at the end of this article. I’m presenting some colour photographs to you today!!!…
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The 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.
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