A photographic view in monochrome.... I use various techniques to enhance and give atmosphere to the images....... I enjoy breaking the so called photographic rules. I have a special interest in the genre of mystical landscapes,gothic buildings and graveyards, crumbling castles,haunted houses,ruins, grotesques and gargoyles. (Please click/tap the image to improve and enlarge)
Monday 31 October 2011
Tuesday 25 October 2011
X MARKS THE SPOT
CRANES AT THE PORT OF ST MALO |
St Malo has a history of being a home of the Corsairs - French Privateers and Pirates.
More recently (1998) it was the site of an Anglo-French summit which led to a significant agreement regarding European Defence Policy.
Thursday 20 October 2011
EARLY MORNING ON THE BEACH.
EARLY MORNING ON THE BEACH |
However if you are prepared to get up early and go for a walk along the beach you might be lucky enough to see the quiet side of the beach.
With the tide going out this fisherman is making good use of his early start by sorting out and repairing some of his fishing gear.....
Wednesday 12 October 2011
MONT-ST-MICHEL....NORMANDY .
VIEW OF MONT-ST-MICHEL |
However the Mont can also be quite impressive when viewed closer as can be seen in this image of the massive structure which almost seems to be growing out of the very rock itself.
Mont St Michel and it's bay is included on the UNESCO list of world heritage sites. At the very top of the spire is a statue of the Archangel Michael.
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Another Reservoir Structure.
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