Some of you might have noticed this blog has been a bit quiet last week… It’s because I was on holidays and I really did enjoy it, almost no computers for a full week, resting my eyes to natural landscapes or architectural pieces, learning about how Champagne is made (and tasting it) and practicing photography…
Above is a selection of some photographs I’ve taken during these holidays starting by a sky reflection on a roof window, then a night shot in Dinant (Belgium), followed by a few photographs in the Champagne region: Reims cathedral ceilings, a close up on vine, one of many Moet & Chandon vineyards. After that is a shot of the latest Moet & Chandon bottle I took whilst visiting their house’s caves followed by one of the most famous and probably one of the most expensive Champagne in the world: Dom Perignon. Having tasted a bit too much Champagne it was time to move towards La croix de Lorraine and finaly take a photograph one of my favourite place on Earth that my girlfriend nicely calls “The Paradise”. It’s a little nowhere in Les Vosges (France) called Le Molieu…
I know these photographs are simply holiday photographs but I tried hard to make them look as professional as possible and I would really appreciate any feedback, advice or tips on ways to improve…
Great blog…thanks:)