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Une vieille maison en bois et un arbre

BAY OF SOMME

The Baie de Somme: One of the most beautiful bays in the world

With landscapes that change with each tide, the Baie de Somme offers a range of atmospheres that I enjoyed capturing. Throwback to one of my first photo trips.

Sunrise over the Bay of Somme and its waterways.

Low tide and beached boat in Saint-Valery-sur-Somme

Bare tree seen through the window of the train that connects Cayeux-sur-Mer to Le Crotoy.

Bench along the Crotoy cemetery

Banc face à la baie de Somme dans la ville du Crotoy.

Barrier flowing into a pond intended for fishing. Early morning

Ligne d'arbres se reflétant à la surface d'une mare au lever du soleil.

Abandoned train and old bench seat.

Les porte d'un vieux train s'ouvre sur une carlingue vide.

The rusty facade of an old factory

Windshield of a railcar at Le Crotoy station.

Half-broken windows on the facade of an old warehouse in Voyelles-sur-Mer.

A solitary tree spreads its branches over the dunes around Le Crotoy

Canisses damaged in the dunes and twisted pine.

Agricultural equipment in the lands of the Baie de Somme.

Shelter and solitary tree on the north dyke of Saint-Valery-sur-Somme

Des vaches écossaises dans les prés de la Baie de Somme

Trees are reflected in the waters of the Mare au Crotoy canal

Old abandoned fishing boat at the entrance to the town of Le Crotoy.

Baie de Somme at sunrise. Birds playing and wading in the waterways.

Footprints on Crotoy beach at low tide.

A staircase leading nowhere.

Fond du bassin près du Crotoy.

Photo of a house between thickets.

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