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.... en équilibre sur une patte !
Perdu, toi là -bas !!
Retrouvez les photos de ma première galerie
Marée bas / Low tide
Port de St. Jacques
Bretagne, departement Morbihan, France
Have a nice weekend ahead
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This is the story of Jacques Cello who was turned into a cello by his neighbour the witch after playing too late at night..
Sad and true story.
Plusieurs connaissent Jacques. il est devenu un ami en 2015 lorsque nous sommes allés à Bordeaux . Durant cette même rencontre nous sommes aussi allés à St-Emilion . Dans quelques jours vous verrez une autre photo de lui... allez voir sa galerie. il a de très belles photos et comme moi il aime beaucoup le Québec et la nature.
I met Jacques in Bordeaux in 2015. The photo on the right was in Bordeaux and the photo on the left was taken in St-Emilion where we went for a visit. In a few days you will see another photo of Jacques. Don't hesitate to visit his gallery. He had wonderful photos of many places including Quebec. And like me he loves nature.
Like many of the restaurants in my area Jacques begins an outdoor service in the spring when weather starts to get warmer. They do a good business in the summer months but in the Fall when the cooler weather arrives, the tables and chairs are put away and the waitstaff moves indoors. To me it has become the urban equivalent of the change in color and eventual falling of the leaves-- a marker of the passing seasons.
The beautiful area of bivouac Jacques Guiglia (2.437 m) portrayed during the night, with the Argentera massif on the other side of the valley. Natural Park of the Maritime Alps, Italy.
Clouds resulted stretched, due to their natural movement during the 4 minutes exposure.
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©Roberto Bertero, All Rights Reserved. This image is not available for use on websites, blogs or other media without the explicit written permission of the photographer.
Cap St-Jacques, Montréal, Canada.
Samsung Galaxy A12
Pro Mode
f/1.8
ISO 100
1/4016 sec.
White Balance - Manual
Metering Mode - Spot
Focal Length (35mm format) - 27 mm
Exposure Bias +0.1 EV
Post-production : Silver Efex Pro 2
Filtre mimant le film Ilford PAN F Plus 50
Twee flitsers en een snufje daglicht.
Two strobes (on the painter and on the main painting) and a touch of daylight lighting the background: 1/200; f/4; iso 200
Dimanche 29 Juin – Ils ont fait comme d’hab pour ce beau pestacle, donnez le max avec les tripes et le cœur, et cela s’entend !!!
An enclosed pedestrian walkway on the Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal, showing strong leading lines and industrial elements.