Friday, December 31, 2010

Heamorroids With Monthly Cycle

& Nina Camille Nina

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Invitationdeath Anniversary

# 2 & # 1 Camille

Prime shoot organized!


Thursday, February 18, 2010

Pedestals That Hide Pipes

Torch - Penmarc'h - Little Country Bigoud tower. (III)


The tip of the torch, former spur line through it (as the name Breton Beg Dorchen can be translated as peak of the hill / wall) was used as a peninsula instead of retrenchment to the pre-Celtic Celtic and to guard against potential invaders. Currently they are a different breed because they are surfers and other marine mammals that regularly invest the beaches surrounding this point. The conditions they are several steps in the world championship of surfing and windsurfing have already taken place.

Pointe de la Torche.

beach Pors Carn.

Melancholy Pors Carn.

Fragile

Surfers at Pointe de la Torche (I)

Wave (I).

Awaiting the wave.

Curious spectators.

Waves (II)

Waves (III)

Wave (IV)

Waves (V)

Surfers at Pointe de la Torche (II)

Beach Tronaon to Pointe de la Torche .

Beach Tronaon to Pointe de la Torche (change of viewpoint).

While this is not the surf ...


foreshore.

Friday, February 12, 2010

Heat Tolerances Of Carbon Fiber

Session Pirates on the beach of Aber

At the filming of a clip by a friend, a song by Eko , here are some pictures taken on the beach of L'Aber Crozon with my phone.

Two pirates in the winter cold.

And here we go!

A very elaborate choreography.

From the perspective of the director.

Note the attack technique: hand on the hat.

We have avoided the snow ...

Fortunately the fire was set in the script.

That besides allowing to make beautiful images ...

... allowed us to warm ourselves.
(Thanks to the mayor of all permissions for Crozon)

Our Geena Davis.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Huge Lump In My Throat And Nose

St. Guénolé - Penmarc'h - Little Country Bigoud tower. (II)

After St. Pierre - Kérity, we are back in the Bigouden, always Penmarc'h (literally Horsehead brezhonneg e) for a small tower near the port of Saint-Guénolé but mostly seen on one side "details".



Between St. Peter and St. Guénolé
Chapel of Our Lady of Joy,
one of the closest to the sea


Nets I

The port of Saint-Ford. is a Mecca of the Breton fishing.

Heavy Duty.

Closer.

Staining.


Taking advantage of winter sun, here is a series of shots on net:

Nets VI.

Nets II

Nets III

Nets IV

Nets V


Steering

whipping.

reel.

Mooring.

input port.

Part trawl.

Walls protective.

Scratches saline.

Air-port (the owner of a building).