Photographer in Provence
I knew that May was too early to go looking for lavender fields in Provence. Regardless, I planned a girl trip just to breath the provençal air one weekend in May when the stars aligned for my friend and I to go away for a couple of days.
We were lucky to catch the poppy season still in full force. Fields and fields of poppies is truly a sight to behold.
The conclusion after the weekend in one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been is I’ll have to go back there in every season.
The light straight out of photographer’s dreams
Visiting Lake Como in the off season is an experience in itself, without the usual summer crowds and the milder temperatures. Picking up my camera and getting THE shot after THE shot was so easy, and the reason is that mid season light.
Staying near Varenna and hopping the main three tourist towns on Lake Como on the regular ferries was so fun and rewarding, as I had to do very minimal edits to my Italian photos. The architecture, the nature, and, did I mention, the LIGHT, my camera roll was very happy.
Weekend in Marseille
As a new person in France, there are still so many places for me to explore and photograph here. And I have ticked another city on my must-visit list last weekend. Marseille! I’ve heard so many things about it, and how busy it gets in the summer, that a weekend trip in February worked perfectly.
French Riviera photographer in Normandy
My family-in-law lives in Normandy, and so we go there at least twice a year to see them. Despite the huge difference in pretty much everything, but the French language, between Côte d’Azur and the Camembert country, I really love it there.
I don’t get to shoot moody conditions a lot on the Riviera. One can’t complain of course when we have sunny weather almost all the time, but I enjoy switching things up from time to time. Here are a few photos I took during our Christmas trip to the North coast.