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Hello Everybody,

 

I was 2 weeks, in Britanny (France) and in the nearby for my "summer" hollidays.

 

I took some shots I want to slowly share with you, as I post work all of them.

 

1) Beach of Tharon with fishing cabins in the foreground (X-PRO2 - 10-24 @f10)

 

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2) Famous house of Saint-Cado (X-PRO2 - 16-55 LM WR - @f10)

 

 

Have a nice sunday.

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3) cap Fréhel, with X-T2 and 10-24 at sunset

 

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4) the Chaos of Saint-Herbot (x-pro2 and 10-24)

 

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Hello,

 

Tonight we come back to the coast, in Quiberon, and the Port Blanch Arch during sunset.

 

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Hello,

 

Today, I had time to PT a new image :)

 

This one is the Lighthouse of Kermorvan at sunset, shot with the X-T2 and the 10-24

 

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Greetings.

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Hello,

 

I'm slowly going forward with my images from Brittany,

 

This is a new one, with a completly different atmosphere from the last one ! :)

 

The storm is coming, on the Penhir Point.

 

7) X-Pro2, 10-24

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Greetings all ! 

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Hello,

 

Tonight we come back to the coast, in Quiberon, and the Port Blanch Arch during sunset.

 

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Jorge Moro ain't the only one I do too. I especially like the one from Quiberon as I have been there in the past, I did not come back with such a dramatic picture at Port Blanch Arch! That one looks fantastic as a screensaver !

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