Friday, July 8, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
I want this house
Baden Baden - Campos do Jordao - SP, Brazil.
fell in absolute love with this song today. and the video is just as beautiful.
baden baden//the book
I want this house
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Plage de La Baule
Ar Poulgenn/camera Diana F+ / 35mm Super Wide
okinart © Tous droits réservés.
les immeubles à vagues :(
Hometown, sort of …
FEI TV preview of Nations Cup in La Baule France
Congrats!!!!
1st Irish Team in Nation Cup La Baule - Fra 2011
Le meilleur du défi de la Baule 2011 en musique.
Merci à Brahim, Romaric, Jean-Phi, Jonas, Greg, Nordine, Jeff & Béryl pour leurs images. Aj au montage et Mathieu à la réalisation avec le soutien de Mat & Neeko
Le drone + 5D
Le drone + 5D
La regie du Live-Streaming
La grue sur le village
La HF sur le plan d'eau (4Km)
Le boom bus © Greg Misandeau
Le village © Greg Misandeau
© Greg Misandeau
La plage © Greg Misandeau
Défi de la Baule - Les moyens techniques du live streaming.
En collaboration avec Kreat-Box [Angers], Tournez-Montez [Paris], Overlap [Nantes]
© Photos • Thibault De Barjac
Dure journée pour le JT…
Plage de La Baule
Loire-Atlantique
By Me
This is just a crazy awesome photo!!!!!
Before the arrival of Europeans New Caledonia’s biggest terrestrial mammal was the flying fox (a big bat). In late 1800s deers were introduced on the island and at some point 4 females and 8 males were reliesed as hunting game. Just a few years later deers became a pest in New Caledonia. To this day the government pays a reward for stags’ horns and females’ jawbones. Deer’s meat is very popular in New Caledonia, especially “saucisson” (French salami).
This is an example of the awesome things that the environment gives to us…Let’s take care of it:)
someday ill go to this place…
One of my French teachers back in the day, Madame Ferrari (or as we used to call her ‘Fezza’) told us about the indigenous Kanak people of New Caledonia. Apparently as indigenous people they have certain workplace rights that allow them to retain jobs even when breaching company policies. Anyhow, she was staying at a resort in New Caledonia, sipping daiquiris by the pool and lounging luxuriously amidst cool aquamarine waters and tropical palm trees at sunset, when a drunk Kanak came over and decided to serenade her. Out of tune and extraordinarily loud, the Kanak stumbled over to her deckchair and ultimately fell upon her before ejecting the contents of his lunch onto the formerly glistening white tiles of the pool area surrounds. True story.
This is just a crazy awesome photo!!!!!
(via Spontaneous Moments - Week 10 Gallery - Traveler Photo Contest 2011 - National Geographic)
