viva la france part one

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viva la france part one

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this summer with the hole family to france for a holiday

here some picture`s of yhis holiday

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david

with this last part , i have four picture`s , i hope you don`t mind

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Re: viva la france part one

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Hi Gustav,

What a genuinely lovely series of shots! You had a beautiful holiday... :D

I loved the authentic streets with such narrow pathways yet so much to see on the external walls of the houses. Purely characteristic.
The blonde model (perhaps a friend) is both very lovely and makes an excellent subject. I remember that my grandmother's main entrance door had a brass 'knocking-hand accesory' like the one you shot.

I like all your shots,

Thanks for sharing and I'd be happy to view more if you plan to share more of the photos! :D

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Lovely shots Gustav - it looks like you had beautiful sunshine on your trip. My favourites are the girl and horse in the water, and the vulture. Thanks for sharing and, like Yildiz, I'd be happy to see more.
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Very nice work Gustav, I always marvel at the structure of old forts and castles, and that 'condor' (I always forget what the correct name for them is), is really excellent, the street scene is also fascinating. What I would like though is a short description of what each photo is, ie. a name for the particular fort/castle at least, and a name of the street and town in the street scene....they're too good to not bother identifying what the photo is actually of. :)
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Cannot decide which is best. All are great. :D
Post more, more, more... :D
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