Posted on juin 24, 2017
by Bust it Away Photography
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I come from France where I grew up in front of the Atlantic Ocean in the south of the beautiful region of Brittany. As a passionate photographer, I try to catch the best of each moment from the life in streets to the changing colors of nature. Photography has always been something necessary and helps me to understand and remember the beauty of our world.
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I’ll show you where I come from
Last month I went back to France, where I grew up. I have been back home a few times since I came to Canada, but this time I took with me three Canadian friends to show them where I come from. I grew up on the coast of south Brittany facing the Atlantic Ocean. The weather was changing from day to day but nothing to stop us exploring the land of my childhood. I tool my friends to this little island which is a main destination for tourists in summer: Noirmoutier. One of the famous characteristics of this island is its little wood beach cabins which exist since 1861 when it was not allowed to change into your swimsuit directly on the beach. Today there are 213 cabins on the island and they make the charm of the seafront. You can even rent them if you are ready to wait for a long time, the waiting list is almost infinite. The summer season was not really started yet but walking in the sand in this special landscape was worth the drive. Add to that a delicious sea food lunch and you would start dreaming about having your own cabin on the beach.
Le mois dernier je suis retourné en France, là où j’ai grandi. Je suis rentré plusieurs fois depuis que je vis au Canada mais cette fois trois amis canadiens m’accompagnaient. J’ai grandi sur la côte sud de la Bretagne, face à l’océan Atlantique. Le temps fut assez capricieux, changeant de jour en jour, mais rien pour arrêter l’exploration des terres de mon enfance. Nous décidions d’aller sur une petite île, destination phare des touristes de l’été : Noirmoutier. L’une des uniques caractéristiques de l’île est la présence sur ses plages de petites cabanes de bois. Elles existent depuis 1861, à une époque où il était interdit de se changer directement sur la plage. Aujourd’hui elles sont 213 sur l’île et font le charme des lieux. Vous pouvez même en louer une si vous êtes suffisamment patient : la liste d’attente est presque infinie. La saison n’était pas encore commencée mais simplement marcher dans le sable au milieu de ce paysage valait le détour. Ajouter à cela un délicieux plat de fruits de mer pour le midi et vous commencerez à rêver de posséder votre propre cabane sur la plage.
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