My trip to La Camargue in May
(going back there in September specifically to shoot horses)
The Camargue is a natural region located South of Arles, France, between the Mediterranean Sea and the two arms of the Rhône River delta. The Eastern arm is called the Grand Rhône; the Western one is the Petit Rhône; the largest commune is Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. The Camargue is Western Europe's largest river delta. It is home to more than 400 species of birds, specially flamingos, also horses, Camargue horses. The wildest animals to be found are the ferocious mosquitos.
So below are links to the photographs taken during this week, starting with
Flamingos Behaviour.
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Herons (click link, enlace, lien)
Horses (click link, enlace, lien)
Hanoi means “Between rivers” in chinese, it is the Vietnam capital since 1976, when North and South Vietnam were reunited. It was funded in the 11th century and became the capital of the French Indochina in 1873. The old city center offers many interesting sites, buddhist pagodas, the charming Hoan Kiem lake and the old commercial district , with the 36 streets, full of life and traditional shops.
On my way to downtown Brussels on foot since buses could not get through I snaped few pictures to give you an idea of the ambiance.
From Cabo San Lucas to Magdalena Bay is quite a ride, 500 Kms and back, 1000 in a day! Just to see whales, majestic gray whales! We spent 3 hours on a thrilling whale watching tour. At this time of the year whales come down from Alaska and all over the world to the warmers water of Magdalena Bay to give birth and raise their young. Don't miss the newborn calf held by a mom on her back.
