Mont St-Michel is a monastery situated off the coast of Normandy, and its history spanning over a thousand years has earned its place as a UN World Heritage Site. During low tide, it is possible to walk across from mainland France.
I was lucky enough to have made a stop there on a sunny day in winter. So much for applying techniques of photography, the place was so charming that I ended up taking quite a fair bit of shameless tourist shots. It is a gorgeous place, perhaps made a bit too perfect and looks more like a tourist trap, but one can easily overlook the souvenier shops and hotels to imagine what life was like there hundreds of years ago, in the time of pilgrims and the battle of good v evil.
Please also drop by and visit St Malo in summer by clicking on the thumbnail below:
Azlin I enjoyed this gallery - the mixture of shots, the compositions, colours, study of light and shade - all conspire to make a fascinating insight into your photographic skills as well as Mont St Michel! V
Best set of images I have ever seen of this famous place! V
Guest
31-Dec-2007 03:49
I am so envious of your travels Azlin - yet, so fortunate to see all the wonderful places through your eyes. Beautiful Images - cant wait to see more. V
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