Category Archives: architecture

Eaucourt

Posted on 24/02/2020 by admin

Close to Abbeville on the river Somme is the village of Eaucourt with its windmills and castle ruins. The windmill is called “Moulin Guidon” as it served to “guide” boats into the port of Abbeville in the 17th century. The … Continue reading →

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Moulin a vent

Posted on 10/04/2019 by admin

Just south of Abbeville (Picardy) are a number of mills that are well worth visiting to take a photo or two.

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Chateau de Boutemont

Posted on 28/07/2018 by admin

Hidden gem. Well worth the visit.

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Beauvais Cathedral

Posted on 13/04/2018 by admin

Here is a 4k x 4.7k image of Beauvais cathedral stitched from a number of shots taken using my Fuji XT-1

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Schönbrunn Palace

Posted on 03/11/2015 by admin

This is a stitched high resolution (9966 x 2782 pixels) photo of the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna taken with a Fuji X-T1 and stitched in Lightroom. Schönbrunn Palace is a former imperial summer residence. The 1,441-room Baroque palace has extensive gardens … Continue reading →

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Malmesbury revisited

Posted on 12/09/2015 by admin

A few pictures in Malmesbury taken with a Fujifilm X-T1 with 35mm f1.4 lens

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Paris

Posted on 22/03/2015 by admin

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Here are a few shots taken in Paris using my Fuji X-E1. I’m still very happy with it.

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Belfast Titanic Museum

Posted on 14/10/2012 by admin

Just got back from a great weekend in Belfast. Had to visit the Titanic Museum and it was well worth it. The building structure is spectacular and great as a photographer’s subject. Here are a few of the pictures I … Continue reading →

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