In the serene haven of home, experience the delightful ritual of pairing tea and cake. Embrace the art of brewing: select tea thoughtfully, heat water with precision, warm the vessel, allow for proper steeping, and savor the aroma and flavor. Choose a cake that complements your tea, and savor the quiet joy of indulgence at home.
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In this article, the author shares their approach to street photography in the city of Nantes, drawing parallels to their hometown. They describe their favorite spots, encounters on the streets, choice of camera and film, and offer tips for aspiring street photographers. The essence of Nantes is beautifully captured through their lens, encouraging others to explore their own cities.
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Today was a good day. I like good days. A mixture of barbershops, photography, cake and tea, and most importantly, friends. On this sunny Friday afternoon, I had…
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When I look back at this blog, it would appear that I have been “at it” since the 19th of February 2019 (or was it that I took…
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It has been a quiet three weeks over here in France. I went to see my wife’s family in Brittany, and strangely enough I could go out, take…
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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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Merry Christmas dear Reader. Ok. I know I’m a little late but that’s fine. Most of these blog posts have that impression of being slightly out of sync…
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On a slightly miserable Friday afternoon, the writer was cheered by their boss allowing them to leave work early, a friend working at Fnac, and the Sugar Blue Cafe. Despite considering buying a drone for aerial photography, they ultimately decided against it. The evening ended with enjoying cheesecake and tea at the cafe.
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If you’ve read the Lourdes article then you’ll know that I am a practicing Catholic, and after a break away from the Church I’m trying to get back…
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