In late February my beloved had a meeting with a professor at Montpellier university, giving me an opportunity to wander once again around the town. This time I visited its famous Fabre Museum. This building, on the Esplanade Charles de Gaulle – every French town has something named after de Gaulle – is almost opposite the museum. It’s the Pavillon populaire, built in 1890, which now houses free photography exhibitions, typically three a year, featuring world-renowned contemporary photographers. I visited in the hope of gaining some inspiration for my own modest efforts.
12 days of Christmas: day 2
did you find inspiration?
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Well my photography skills are improving so I guess I did!
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Lovely post and photo sheree❤️❤️
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Thanks!
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What fun!
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Nominating you for the SUNSHINE BLOGGER AWARD which will come up in January
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That’s very kind of you Riya, I’ll look out for it.
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Thanks Sheree
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