By Pascal Ollier | Travel Photography
The French have an expression which says “tell it with flowers!”. After a number of posts of mutiple scenic locations, I thought the timing was right to display a few pictures of flowers as a way to put an end to the grim times of the ‘rona, the dark times of winter and celebrate spring. […]
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By pascaljappy | Art & Creativity , Travel Photography
My recent trip to the UK didn’t go quite as planned 😉 Weather was in total contrast to previous (and following) weeks: wet wet wet. And the UK government proved as reliable as our own by announcing an end to self-quarantine for French visitors on the 4th, no wait, the 6th, no wait, the 10th […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
With my son off to study in Oxford, I’ve been visiting the Cotswolds regularly for the past few months and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future, so glorious is that region for photographers. A couple of weeks ago, I published photographs of Westonbirt arboretum, in Tetbury, thinking that little could beat the […]
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Hi everyone, here is a new guest post from one of my friends and neighbours Philippe V, who happens to be a wildlife expert who recently build a large pond in his garden to photograph aquatic fauna. Philippe V is well known in the area for his wonderful pictures of birds and he’s also shown […]
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Hi all, in the middle of a change of professional life and lifestyle, I have been completely swamped by work for the past months, neglecting my beloved photo blog. Thankfully, co-author Philippe has remained faithful and produced many astounding articles on exotic lands such as the Lofoten or Terra del Fuego as well as others, […]
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Pashley Manor is a wonderful heritage house nested on the border betweem Kent and East Sussex (on that incredible garden vortex that is the A21 :)). The gardens are stunning and display the work of many local artists. Sculptures are abundant throughout the visit and wood carvings of mysterious faces are attached to many trees […]
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