Sunrise on the Grand Teton (USA)

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After a first night in the Grand Teton National Park, 25 miles south of Yellowstone, I woke up in front of some spectacular scenery. I can’t wait now a for a hike in the canyons between these mountains.

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St Aldhelm’s Head (England)

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This is the last photo from this nice trip on the Jurassic Coast, in the Dorset.

For those of you who wish to enjoy this view, I really recommend leaving from Corfe Castle, walk via the Purbeck Way (which, to be fair, we didn’t really manage to follow, but eventually you’ll reach the coast anyway). Then from there, walk to Swanage. The view, the light and the green grass won’t disappoint you.

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A bench on St Aldhelm’s Head (England)

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Here’s a shot I quite like, of a lonely bench, waiting for a couple to sit in and enjoy the view on the Jurassic Coast.

I would say most of the year, about 99% of it actually, it must be rainy, windy and cold, like you can imagine the weather is in the UK, but on that day it looked so perfect.

Of course it looked quite moody, seen such a lonely bench not fulfilling his destiny…

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Durdle Door (England)

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Why always fly thousands of miles away when there’s something new to discover just by visiting the surrounding countries ?

Here’s a shot I took during a fantastic weekend on the Jurassic Coast, in the Dorset (England). The weather was just brilliant, with temperatures around the ones you would get in the south of France, at the same moment of the year, but some 1500 km south.

To be fair this is quite a poor long exposure, as I wasn’t properly equipped with a shutter release. So note for the future: the electronic shutter release with a timer for bulb mode is mandatory !!!

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Sunset in the Gers (France)

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Impossible not to capture this very dramatic sunset over the Gers, in France, probably one of the most unpopulated area in France.

It was one of this very warm day, with a blue almost of the way through, except for the last hour. The red sun just had to light up the clouds on fire.

Not a lot of effort required to pop the colours, only a simulation of the ND grad filter.

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