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Britany coast of France. The house is called "Castel Meur". It is build in 1861.
Castel Meur is the emblem of the Pointe de Plougrescant.
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Britany coast of France. The house is called "Castel Meur". It is build in 1861.
Castel Meur is the emblem of the Pointe de Plougrescant.
At the time I posted this one I did not knew the resolution is low. When someone is interested I have a better resolution available.
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Castel Meur is the emblem of the Pointe de Plougrescant.
At the time I posted this one I did not knew the resolution is low. When someone is interested I have a better resolution available.
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Canon EOS 5D
Aperture f/7.1 ISO 400 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 100/1 
Plougrescant, Bretagne, FR
Jun, 2016Views
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February 20, 2021
I had to have my house built like that because then that car could not drive into the living room it was a man of 70 years it died in the car he was driving over the fields 900 meters and hit my house
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Location
Plougrescant in Bretagne (France)Time
somewhere between 10:00 AM and 18:00 PM. See Exif info.Lighting
Daylight, no flash, bit hazy weather.Equipment
Canon 5D Mk1, with I think my old 100-400mm (have to look at the Exif info). No tripod.Inspiration
The place is famous in Bretagne (and the rest of the world). I had seen it on postcards in bookshops, so tried to found out where it was to visit it.Editing
No post-processing just Digital Photo Professional to develop the CR2 RAW to jpg. But unfortunately I made the jpg image to small. Could make it better.In my camera bag
Today I use Canon 6D2 with Sigma 24-105mm Art, Canon 100-400mm Mk1, Canon 1.4x TC, Sigma macro 105mm, IRIX 15mm, set of macro extension tubes, a number of selfmade pinhole-lenses and slit-pinhole lenses, monopod, tripod, ND filters, ND-grad filter, pol-filters, dust cleaning devices, pen and block note, some different tripod heads (1 selfmade gimbal swivel head), etc.Feedback
Look in bookstores what postcards they have of interesting buildings and sites in the neighbourhood. Look how the image is taken and what camera settings where used; and go there. Have a nice holiday!
