Mont St. Michel, inside the walls

[Old Crank]

We stayed the night. Gloomy night and sunny next day. You could wear your shutter out at this place.
Next will be the monastery.

Welcome














Low tide morning.

[erronis]

1. Wonderful close-ups. I've almost always seen Mt. St. Michel taken from the coast.

And what is that thing you call a "shutter"? The world of photography is changing so quickly that now even our cell phones mimic the wonderful clicking sound.

[Old Crank]

6. Sorry, old timmer here

Mine still has a mirror. Don't know about a shutter.
I like the click on the phone to let me know something happened.

[ZDU]

2. Absolutely beautiful!

Thank you!

[SergeStorms]

3. Great pics.

Just make sure you get an accurate tide table. 😉

Did you visit the WWII museum, cemeteries, monuments etc. yet? They're well worth it. Just let your Imagination flow.

[Old Crank]

5. They have a service road

To get there now. I guess it does flood some on king tides. They run shuttle busses from a huge parking place on land. Go off season if you can. I can't imagine how packed it would be on season. There is also a bus that runs from the local train station.
We did hit the museum in Caen. We didn't go to the one at Sword. I was more interested but was out voted. We have been to the one at Dieppe previously.

[George McGovern]

4. Fine photography Old Crank. Each image invites enlargement and analysis.

"Low tide in the morning" in particular is a beautiful scene of serenity.

[Old Crank]

7. Thanks

You post some pretty serene work yourself.
Something we all can use these days.

[George McGovern]

8. Yes we can. Thanks