How does death change your perspective?
WordPress, like most companies, wants to create wealth, especially for WordPress. One way it does that is to create advertising that it will place on the sites that…
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Saint Cado
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 Lockdown Diaries Part 2
If you’re still here then it means that you’re still alive and not dead from Covid 19, or the light beer virus for those in the know, which…
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Passage du Gois, and the Port du Bec
The writer enjoys solitude in Nantes with photography, tea, and cakes, but feels it’s affecting their health and creativity. They switch to a coastal location, limiting gear and exploring a passage submerged during high tide. The serene experience rejuvenates them, hinting at a potential return.
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Happy New Year
So I was almost late for Merry Christmas, but in France you get until the end of January to wish people Happy New Year, so not late at…
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À la recherche du temps perdu…
The writer expresses a longing for past experiences and memories, triggered by sensory cues like smells and tastes. Nostalgia evokes moments from boarding school, tensions with parents, and youthful dreams. A sense of wonder and loss permeates the reflection, as the writer contemplates the divergence of their past aspirations from their present reality.
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Honfleur at night
Honfleur, a picturesque town in Normandy, is the birthplace of composer Erik Satie. Its charm attracts Parisians and art lovers, with galleries and a connection to renowned painters. The town offers culinary delights like Camembert and Calvados. A peaceful night stroll around the old harbor provided an opportunity for photography, showcasing Honfleur’s beauty.
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Walkabout in Nantes with the lads from Instagram – Part II
So 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…
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