Yesterday we visited the historic, impressive Brittany town of St Malo. It's a tourist trap nowadays, what Matt would call a target-rich environment for photographers.
This is what I took, using the Lumix compact. Easier to carry than the Nikon, but frustrating in the lack of control, especially over focus. In bright sunlight you need a viewfinder!
We walked, had lunch and visited the amazing bar La Java in the Rue Saint Barbe.
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| Impressive walls. |
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| La Porte Sain Vincent. |
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| Nice street furniture. |
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| Almost every building a restaurant or bar. |
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| Some interesting looking bars... |
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| And beaches. |
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| More romantic than useful? |
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| The fish hall is modern, but uses almost medieval carpentry. |
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| The quality of the woodwork is exceptional, and the fish are charming. |
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| A surprising place... |
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| Careful with that syringe, Matron... |
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| And other faces |
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| Edited in Snapseed for Instagram, an old pub. |
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| Snapseed again - almost every building has its saints. |
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| And another pretty face. |
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