-France

Motherhood

If you fancy joining in with One Word Sunday, feel free to create your own photographic post with just one word (my word or your own) and leave a link back […]

-Provence

Shadows in Disguise

Six metal animal heads, the work of Betka Siruckova, are positioned against a large open wall in the Beaux-Arts district of Montpellier. On a sun-blessed autumn day, the shadows of […]

-Brittany

Merveilleux!

The cloister of Mont St Michel perches at the edge of the church, forming a key part of the section of the building which is known as “Merveille” (wonder). Three […]

-Brittany

Un, Deux, Trois

Unan, daou, tri… These Breton sheep just couldn’t resist posing for my camera… Perhaps it was my very basic use of the Breton language, probably incorrectly, that made them […]

-France

An Interesting Conversation

“Please keep talking, I always yawn when I’m interested” – unknown Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 October 2016 Part of B&W Sunday

-France

“Literature and travel are anciently, inevitably tangled. Journeys suggest stories, stories take the form of journeys, odyssey, exoduses, pilgrims’ and rakes’ progresses” – Jonathan Raban, For Love and Money […]

-Brittany

Coastal Path

The Ploumanac’h lighthouse is easily viewed from the coastal footpath, Sentier des Douaniers, a gentle stroll from Saint-Guirec. The first lighthouse here was built in 1860. Sadly, it was destroyed in […]

Normandy

Normandy Heights

I always think of cloisters as being buried low down and in the midst of the building, but the nature of Mont St Michel perched on an island and reaching up […]

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Travel with Intent

A photographer's view of the world – words and images to inspire your travels and your dreams

-France

Motherhood

Shadows in Disguise

Stony-Faced Turtle

Merveilleux!

On the Jetty

Un, Deux, Trois

Exterior Decoration

An Interesting Conversation

Impossible to Resist

Coastal Path

Normandy Heights