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A photo from a morning spent at the IKEA... when we arrived to the kid's department I couldn't resist to take some stupid photo with the phone camera ! That's me solving some difficult calculus with the help of modern technology :)
Higher in 1073 on an advanced point on the south coast by Adel'Dert, Abbot of Lérins, to protect the monks of Saracen pirates. The xv th century until 1788, under the commendatory abbot, the monks lived there permanently and suffered many attacks there.
The door is 4 m above the ground. It was reached by a ladder now replaced by a stone staircase. Opposite the entrance, a staircase leads to the vaulted cellar vault. At 1 st floor is the "cloister of work", the pointed arches and vaults of the xiv th century xvii th century (one of the columns is a milestone Roman). The "cloister of prayer" on the second floor, with small columns of white marble (offered by the city of Genoa in apology for the attack on the fortress and capture of monks), provides access to the chapel of the Holy Cross, high vaulted warheads still called "the holy of holies" because of the many relics it contained. The Chapel of the Holy Cross has the distinction of having a gateway to the low lintel, symbolizing the attitude penitent monk arriving to prayer and greater exit, symbolizing the redemption and grace received during the service by the monk, who can stand upright in.
From the platform, topped with battlements and battlements of the xv th century at the top of the old tower, renovated in the xix th century by Viollet-le-Duc who are particularly rajouta a pinnacle, the view extends over the Lérins Islands and on the coast of the Esterel up to Cap d'Antibes and the background, the Alpine chain.
In this photograph I captured the rims of the Audi TT. These rims were ideal for my collection because they look aggressive and built to enhance performance which corresponds to my theme. Processing: I gave it the slight HDR look by adjusting the saturation, ambiance, contrast, brightness, shadows, and warmth settings.