When my eyesight was still good, I was a bit of an amateur photographer. This is one of mine.
Last week I introduced Étretat (France) and the Porte d’Aval. Here’s what you get if you look the other way, la Porte d’Amont.
I should have mentioned last week, and you can probably tell by the light, that these shots were taken first thing on a summer’s morning. We would arrive on the ferry at about 8AM, and Étretat was a favourite destination for breakfast. Looks like it’ll be a lovely day!
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
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we used to love going over there. I have another chalk formation next week, too.
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I love the textures!
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Yes I think so too. These chalk cliffs exist both sides of the English Channel. I remember one of our visits, I climbed up one of these cliffs and had wonderful views of the town and the beach below. Nut, as it often is, it was raining. I remember one time getting very soaked here!
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We got to visit Beachy Head! It was rainy but I got lots of awesome memory photos. (With my iphone5s
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Beautiful photo! It’s so full of texture, as if I can touch them…
I am not so familiar with the streets of France but the photo on Google Maps reminded me of Robert De Niro’s movie, The Family…
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These places are beautiful on good days, unfortunately his part of France has as much rain as the UK. Still, it makes everything green.
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