Here it is again – the French Evening Walk video from yesterday’s post. I really like it and so I want to show it to you again and maybe, if you have already enjoyed it, you will watch and listen and enjoy it again.
Selected images from the shoot are available on the StillWalks Photography site at PhotoShelter.
Finally, here is the French Evening Walk StillWalks video I previewed on this blog a few weeks ago. It’s only taken a year to finish it off but I am pleased with the results. I hope you enjoy it.
Take the opportunity to watch and listen to it while you can because this 480p video is full length, but only for a while. The StillWalks videos on the website are now all sample length low resolution versions which are available to buy in a range of formats.
The walk takes place in the Indre et Loire region of France – specifically along the tiny road from the medieval village of Faye La Vineuse to St Christophe. It is a beautiful and peaceful part of the French countryside which lies a few miles south of Richelieu, the town designed and built by Cardinal Richelieu (think the Three Musketeers).
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Selected images from the shoot are available on the StillWalks Photography site.
More from the road to St Christophe in the Indre et Loire region of France.
French Poppies
French Wild Flowers
French Sunset
Following the footpath through the woods (see yesterdays post) I came across lots of these very common wild flowers, all of which I know well – except 3 and 4. What are they? Can anyone tell me?
The images below are available at the StillWalks PhotoShelter website – you’ll find these ones under Inter Hunt collection extras.
Bluebell
Campion
Buttercup
What is this?
What is this?
Dandelion
On my way home from a new StillWalks production location in Carmarthenshire last week, I had to stop a couple of times to let other vehicles pass on a narrow single track road.
Despite having already spent the day taking photos and field recording near Llanpumsaint, I took the opportunity to get one or two more shots of this beautiful part of Wales.
