Original post
Following a question I was asked in a private message, here are some personal photos of Porto in October.
Photos of Porto
by Jalan22
Translated into English.
Okay, mine was Nazaré.
-- But your micro-shots... they're a bit short, no landmarks, not even... a little something! Just based on the potatoes, come on: Figueira da Foz! Signed, Dear Wreck.
-- But your micro-shots... they're a bit short, no landmarks, not even... a little something! Just based on the potatoes, come on: Figueira da Foz! Signed, Dear Wreck.
Nope. I’m hopeless. I’ve only passed through Portugal four times, always in a rush and not really interested—just a clueless tourist...
Ugh, negative again. Someone did warn me, though. 🏴☠️
Couldn't agree more—I've only been there twice but wasn't in a rush. It's Guimarães.
Thanks Annie, I’ll check it out on Google Maps. Say hi to your travel crew for me.
Here, another little scoop.
In order (I think?) from left to right:
Porto: twice the bridge. Tomar: stress after the exam. Porto: the nice little restaurant by the water (or almost).
+ any excitement in all that? On the other side, had you guessed?
I got the fire on Ribeira Quay and the students too. Plus the metro with its azulejos-style decor.
No way. Did you set the whole city on fire????
Worse than Nero!
I took the elevated metro several times too and always messed up buying the tickets!
Hi KnownUser,
So playful and surprising 🙂! We went to Portugal for three weeks about two years ago now, in scorching heat... didn’t like the food or the extreme heat, but the rest, yes.
See you,
So playful and surprising 🙂! We went to Portugal for three weeks about two years ago now, in scorching heat... didn’t like the food or the extreme heat, but the rest, yes.
See you,
pygmalion
I’m back with three more… masterpieces (well, maybe)!
- Entering Portugal by road (so it’s not off-topic for Porto…)
- I’ll tell you how Porto is made.
- The quay of the “mists”…
I think you're pulling my leg a bit...
Tomorrow I’ll say "vous" and "thank you, ma’am."
Of course not... but maybe I didn’t wipe my binoculars well enough.
Toi/Vous... Probably worse than Dac (I do what I can with my very average means).
Hope you're not mad at me—I was just trying to be funny. 😮
Thanks for the trio!
Have a great end to the century!
I find this unpretentious photo exchange really fun.
And I’ll keep going with one of my favorites. I must’ve tried a dozen pastries.
AND A SHOCKING QUESTION?
Who managed to eat their francesinha in one go?
Thanks. I’m sorry, but I can’t follow you on this topic or help you relive your culinary emotions (and hopefully not gastric ones!). When I was terrorizing Europe’s highways (just one total crash in Italy in 2014, with no major impact on my desires), I thought seeing something meant knowing it. And I didn’t really try the beautiful things I encountered. I still have a few worlds and wonderful people left to discover within "reach" of hope. I never explored my many trips to the south—Spain, Portugal, and especially Morocco (I’m thinking of "her," L.)—I never had the time. I was simply happy and carefree there. But in this present where I enjoy being surprised, I’m learning to reflect, sometimes with unexpected help from afar, and it’s... tell me the word, you—whoever you are—who probably lived instead of just passing through.
Tonight, my glass of Veltliner isn’t helping things...
Here, it's Porto but... which spot is this?
And the other one, you'll never guess...!.
So easy! Vila Nova de Gaia, the riverside with the Porto cellars.
And where’s that?
It's not very nice of you to test me like this again, knowing you already have the admission and proof that I don’t know anything specific about Porto.
But anyway, I think you're a bit off the mark—it’s still about the "quay of mists"... For those who, after sitting through commercial presentations and agreeing to... simply *inhale* (?) all the variations of their beloved nectar, hoping to find the light again, well, they don’t recognize the place where they resurface.
Finding yourself in the mist... I recently had a similar experience in a not-so-different setting... but I came out of it (I think) stronger, not stumbling. A cosmic experience that, for me, still lingers—because there was no malice involved. The gentleness and intensity of light aren’t the same for everyone or at every moment.
Still, I’ll give you top marks: 10/10 for your riddle answer. And as for you, you can just give me a zero—*"I couldn’t care less"* "ça m'est bien égal".
Photography isn’t my strong suit. I’m just a curious tourist drawn to the unusual, a slightly bruised traveler on the path of discovery, someone who’s barely brushed against the subtlety of a mind and the warmth of a soul—and what remains is so much more than a simple memory. If I were a literature professor, I’d say it less crudely.
You must think I’m overexcited! No big deal.
Finding yourself in the mist... I recently had a similar experience in a not-so-different setting... but I came out of it (I think) stronger, not stumbling. A cosmic experience that, for me, still lingers—because there was no malice involved. The gentleness and intensity of light aren’t the same for everyone or at every moment.
Still, I’ll give you top marks: 10/10 for your riddle answer. And as for you, you can just give me a zero—*"I couldn’t care less"* "ça m'est bien égal".
Photography isn’t my strong suit. I’m just a curious tourist drawn to the unusual, a slightly bruised traveler on the path of discovery, someone who’s barely brushed against the subtlety of a mind and the warmth of a soul—and what remains is so much more than a simple memory. If I were a literature professor, I’d say it less crudely.
You must think I’m overexcited! No big deal.
I’d like to make up for my blunders, so... here’s to your memories! >
1. Porto, but which neighborhood? (I’ve forgotten, myself).
2. It’s a famous spot (😮). Bad photo—I was driving one-handed. Tell us what it is!
Hi there!
In Portugal, if you didn .t like the food (which is very rare), you probably didn’t look for good restaurants—you can eat well and cheaply here!
Here are a few dishes: Photo 1: cod (bacalhau) – half portion " " " 3: Portuguese cocido – half portion """ 4: roast suckling pig – half portion """ 5-6: Brazilian picanha – half portion Around 15 € per person, but you can find more casual restaurants with a full meal (starter, dessert, coffee, drinks) for 6 €.
Here are a few dishes: Photo 1: cod (bacalhau) – half portion " " " 3: Portuguese cocido – half portion """ 4: roast suckling pig – half portion """ 5-6: Brazilian picanha – half portion Around 15 € per person, but you can find more casual restaurants with a full meal (starter, dessert, coffee, drinks) for 6 €.
Mes voyages Singapour - Java-Bali Maroc-Tunisie - Égypte États Unis - Mexique 3 fois - Nicaragua - Cuba - Saint Martin-Saint Barth- Martinique-Guadalupe Équateur 3 fois-Pérou - Brésil - Argentine Espagne - Portugal - Suisse - Allemagne - Italie -Ukraine-Albanie (et bien plus) (74 croisières)
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Hi Manuel,
Unfortunately, I don’t like cod or Portuguese pot-au-feu, and I’m not a big meat eater, but in Brazil I’d definitely try the picanha.
See you,
Unfortunately, I don’t like cod or Portuguese pot-au-feu, and I’m not a big meat eater, but in Brazil I’d definitely try the picanha.
See you,
pygmalion
Photo 1: Praça da Ribeira, and the restaurant where I almost choked on the francesinha.
Photo 2: ???????
And my photo is the Palácio da Bolsa.
Thanks for the info. I’ll look it up on... well, Google, obviously.
But what are the three "angels"—what are they, and where are they?
And where’s that photo you mentioned?
Sorry, I wasn't quite awake. Thanks.
Well, I see you've been to Morocco. Do you still have some photos? I don’t have many, unfortunately, because most of my trips were... during the early days of those mega-gadgets, before apps and all the uploading and downloading... And my first digital Canon broke down among the argan trees.
I forgot your question about "photo 2" >
Fatima, three small symbols of purity, an occasional refuge for adults who are probably naive, not too bad, whether believers or not...
I believe you with the francesinha—lucky you didn’t see the rest!
The restaurants along the Douro (Cais da Ribeira)
Are just for the “suckers”
If you go there, not only is it expensive, but you’ll walk under the arcades
(before or after the crowd) and see where they cook—you have to see it to believe it... no comment
Mes voyages Singapour - Java-Bali Maroc-Tunisie - Égypte États Unis - Mexique 3 fois - Nicaragua - Cuba - Saint Martin-Saint Barth- Martinique-Guadalupe Équateur 3 fois-Pérou - Brésil - Argentine Espagne - Portugal - Suisse - Allemagne - Italie -Ukraine-Albanie (et bien plus) (74 croisières)
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Morocco for me too, it was before digital. I still have a few not-very-good paper photos and SLIDES......
Guess I'll have to find something else then!
Hi everyone!
As a French expat living in Porto for a few years now, I’m thrilled to see that my city continues to charm so many people! For Porto lovers, those who’ve already visited, or those who want to discover it, check out the Brefporto website. You’ll find suggestions, tips, and even a link to the book of the same name, which I created with all my heart—packed with everything you (should) know, do, and avoid during your stay. Far from clichés, and through the eyes of a local. Be more than just a tourist! Hope to meet you in Porto!
Vidéos et Images du monde, c'est :
http://www.pamglobe.fr
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Gongshan, Nu Jiang Valley (Yunnan)
Photos taken in March-April 2014
Gongshan, Nu Jiang Valley (Yunnan)Photos taken in March-April 2014
Good evening!!! 🙂
When you travel, do you watch where you step?
A little post for those who aren’t clueless... 😛
1) Florence, Italy 2) Rome, Italy 3) Madrid, Spain 4) Prague, Czech Republic 5) Ljubljana, Slovenia
Stef
When you travel, do you watch where you step?
A little post for those who aren’t clueless... 😛
1) Florence, Italy 2) Rome, Italy 3) Madrid, Spain 4) Prague, Czech Republic 5) Ljubljana, Slovenia
Stef
Hi everyone,
This isn’t a travel journal. I’m borrowing an idea from someone else who, a few years ago, thought of starting a thread to share their archived photos of this country.
I’ll be posting here from time to time—some less old, let’s say more or less recent, images. With little or no commentary. Just for the fun of it.
This isn’t a travel journal. I’m borrowing an idea from someone else who, a few years ago, thought of starting a thread to share their archived photos of this country.
I’ll be posting here from time to time—some less old, let’s say more or less recent, images. With little or no commentary. Just for the fun of it.
Hi,
What software are you using?
I have Magix Deluxe and I’m wondering if there are others that are easy to use where, of course, you can add your own music to the edit. If it’s free, that’s even better so I can test it out 😊
Thanks for your feedback!
What software are you using?
I have Magix Deluxe and I’m wondering if there are others that are easy to use where, of course, you can add your own music to the edit. If it’s free, that’s even better so I can test it out 😊
Thanks for your feedback!
The usual stay in Rapallo for New Year's 2025/2026!
Two panorama shots taken with the DJI Mini Pocket 3!
Two panorama shots taken with the DJI Mini Pocket 3!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpks5X1WYt8
Winter is here. It's that time of year when we sort through our photos. Bryce Canyon in pictures. It's one of the most iconic sites in the USA.
Winter is here. It's that time of year when we sort through our photos. Bryce Canyon in pictures. It's one of the most iconic sites in the USA.
Hi everyone,
here are two (long) videos about some of Paris’s hidden gems—some well-known, others less so. Perfect for travelers or locals who want to discover the "villages" of Paris!
the Left Bank (more info here)
and the Right Bank (more info here) 🙂
the Left Bank (more info here)
and the Right Bank (more info here) 🙂
hi
I’ve gotten into the habit of making photo/video/music montages of my trips using Movie Maker
Are there any free software options with better quality? Thanks
example of a Movie Maker travel video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IJgQawqNMI
Are there any free software options with better quality? Thanks
example of a Movie Maker travel video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IJgQawqNMI
Hello everyone!
Photo taken at the end of August off the coast of Tasiilaq (eastern Greenland).
This is that kind of halo surrounding the top of this iceberg (it’s the only one I saw like this out of thousands).
It’s apparently a light diffraction effect combined with moisture freezing above the iceberg.
Estimated height of the iceberg: 30 m.
Have a great day!
hi, photos of cheetahs going for their meal!!! consuming the meal and ending with mutual grooming. A lioness looking at her male with love😛
At the Louvre, after visiting the "Revisiting Cimabue" exhibition...
Every day, I look back at my 2022 trip to Wyoming. And every day, I tell myself I need to start getting ready to go back. Don’t agree? 😎
Hi,
Does anyone have recent info on the camera fee amount at Tadoba-Moharli? We spent 8 days there in the second half of February, and the local tour operator (The Wild Cat Eyes) collected 2000 rupees per camera per safari without any receipt—totaling 240,000 rupees (~265 €) for 12 safaris (9 in core zones and 3 in buffer zones). The signs at the park entrance listed 250 rupees, and the tour operator ignored our requests for an official park receipt.
Thanks in advance! Pk
Does anyone have recent info on the camera fee amount at Tadoba-Moharli? We spent 8 days there in the second half of February, and the local tour operator (The Wild Cat Eyes) collected 2000 rupees per camera per safari without any receipt—totaling 240,000 rupees (~265 €) for 12 safaris (9 in core zones and 3 in buffer zones). The signs at the park entrance listed 250 rupees, and the tour operator ignored our requests for an official park receipt.
Thanks in advance! Pk
Hi everyone!
As a video enthusiast, I took on two challenges: walking all the way across France from north to south and filming the entire journey.
The result shows, first, that this kind of adventure is within reach for anyone, and second, how and where I camped along the way.
There are 53 videos in a single playlist for anyone who loves walking. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8LBGy77HQwpKy4qVakVTykpakdmpeZc1&si=6lHPmpa_00dan8YX
I also loved the daily encounters—nothing but wonderful people who wanted to help.
If you have any questions, I’d be happy to answer! !
As a video enthusiast, I took on two challenges: walking all the way across France from north to south and filming the entire journey.
The result shows, first, that this kind of adventure is within reach for anyone, and second, how and where I camped along the way.
There are 53 videos in a single playlist for anyone who loves walking. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8LBGy77HQwpKy4qVakVTykpakdmpeZc1&si=6lHPmpa_00dan8YX
I also loved the daily encounters—nothing but wonderful people who wanted to help.
If you have any questions, I’d be happy to answer! !
Hi there,
I’d like to buy a camera to take with me everywhere while traveling and hiking. My use case: automatic mode only, for travel photos and family moments (meals, etc.). I currently have a Lumix FZ300, which has really let me down—especially in low light. I got some pretty mediocre shots from my last trip, and I definitely won’t be going back there... So, I’d like to replace it. Here’s what I’m ideally looking for: A compact camera, large sensor, decent zoom, and weather-sealed if possible. Any recommendations?
Thanks in advance!
I’d like to buy a camera to take with me everywhere while traveling and hiking. My use case: automatic mode only, for travel photos and family moments (meals, etc.). I currently have a Lumix FZ300, which has really let me down—especially in low light. I got some pretty mediocre shots from my last trip, and I definitely won’t be going back there... So, I’d like to replace it. Here’s what I’m ideally looking for: A compact camera, large sensor, decent zoom, and weather-sealed if possible. Any recommendations?
Thanks in advance!
I traveled for a long time with a DSLR equipped with an 18-250mm zoom, but I gave it up two years ago and replaced it with my smartphone, which is lighter and less "intimidating" for street photography. The photo quality is good enough for nice enlargements (up to 80 cm).
Following up on my post "Dubai on a budget," here are a few photos to give you an idea of the atmosphere...
Mamzar Park
Kite Beach – Solemio section
Waterfront Market, fish side
Fruit and vegetable side
Bur Dubai... a peaceful stroll along the creek
Iranian mosque right in the city
Indian thali
Afghan bakery
It’s tough to pick what seems the most iconic, so I went with what reflects the tranquility... for a relaxing holiday, you know?!! Yes, Dubai isn’t just a crowded place with an influencer on every corner!!! Laurence
Mamzar Park
Kite Beach – Solemio section
Waterfront Market, fish side
Fruit and vegetable sideBur Dubai... a peaceful stroll along the creek
Iranian mosque right in the city
Indian thali
Afghan bakeryIt’s tough to pick what seems the most iconic, so I went with what reflects the tranquility... for a relaxing holiday, you know?!! Yes, Dubai isn’t just a crowded place with an influencer on every corner!!! Laurence
Video - Famous for Napoleon’s first exile, you don’t need to pay tribute to him to discover this "Miniature Corsica."
Elba Island
Hi everyone,
Since I had a fantastic week in Puglia, and it's such a nearby and easily accessible destination from France,
I invite you to check out the article I wrote about it on my blog: www.philippebasset.com/puglia.html
I highly recommend visiting this coastal region along the Adriatic Sea for so many reasons: diverse landscapes, refined and varied cuisine, a very pleasant climate, a discreet and welcoming population, no mafia (it’s sad to say, but many Italian cities are plagued by this scourge, which brings insecurity, filth, and extortion...), and apart from July-August, there’s no risk of mass tourism!
*Dolce vita* guaranteed!
I’m happy to help if you’d like tips or recommendations :)
And plenty more photos to discover—hopefully, it’ll make you want to book a flight to Bari!
Since I had a fantastic week in Puglia, and it's such a nearby and easily accessible destination from France,
I invite you to check out the article I wrote about it on my blog: www.philippebasset.com/puglia.html
I highly recommend visiting this coastal region along the Adriatic Sea for so many reasons: diverse landscapes, refined and varied cuisine, a very pleasant climate, a discreet and welcoming population, no mafia (it’s sad to say, but many Italian cities are plagued by this scourge, which brings insecurity, filth, and extortion...), and apart from July-August, there’s no risk of mass tourism!
*Dolce vita* guaranteed!
I’m happy to help if you’d like tips or recommendations :)
And plenty more photos to discover—hopefully, it’ll make you want to book a flight to Bari!
Between COVID waves, our Plan B took us to Venice from Trento. Quite the journey, indeed.
Hardly anyone in the City of Doges. The photos even won me a People's Choice Award at an exhibition in 2023.
And La Fenice... What beauty.
Hardly anyone in the City of Doges. The photos even won me a People's Choice Award at an exhibition in 2023.
And La Fenice... What beauty.
Hi everyone,
I spent a couple of weeks in the Shetlands (Unst, Yell, and Mainland) last October in the north of Scotland. I’m sharing my discoveries from this rarely talked-about destination.
I’m updating my travel journal as I go.
To follow the adventure, it’s right here >> http://www.ilyeutunmatin.com/search/label/Shetland
Happy travels and happy reading! Runnie
I spent a couple of weeks in the Shetlands (Unst, Yell, and Mainland) last October in the north of Scotland. I’m sharing my discoveries from this rarely talked-about destination.
I’m updating my travel journal as I go.
To follow the adventure, it’s right here >> http://www.ilyeutunmatin.com/search/label/Shetland
Happy travels and happy reading! Runnie
Hey everyone,
I’m sharing a slightly unusual travel journal with three goals. To make it work, this discussion should stay in the travel journal section so we can find it easily and keep adding info to existing posts.
This journal is meant to help "newbies" discover these magical places.
We go to Southern Africa not just for the animals, but also for that soft light, the atmosphere, and those incredible wild campsites where you feel so at home... I’d love for you all to share your favorite spots here—those we miss so much.
The last goal is figuring out how to photograph them. Honestly, I’m not happy with my photos because they don’t capture the feeling I get when I’m there or that unique atmosphere.
I’ll start with one of the first spots that, for me, is one of the most beautiful in Southern Africa: Passarge Valley 2 in the Central Kalahari. There, you’re alone—completely alone. The next campsite is over 25 km away, and that’s a half-day of 4x4 driving. In front of you, there’s nothing but the CKGR plains with herds of springboks... absolutely stunning 😎
I’m sharing a slightly unusual travel journal with three goals. To make it work, this discussion should stay in the travel journal section so we can find it easily and keep adding info to existing posts.
This journal is meant to help "newbies" discover these magical places.
We go to Southern Africa not just for the animals, but also for that soft light, the atmosphere, and those incredible wild campsites where you feel so at home... I’d love for you all to share your favorite spots here—those we miss so much.
The last goal is figuring out how to photograph them. Honestly, I’m not happy with my photos because they don’t capture the feeling I get when I’m there or that unique atmosphere.
I’ll start with one of the first spots that, for me, is one of the most beautiful in Southern Africa: Passarge Valley 2 in the Central Kalahari. There, you’re alone—completely alone. The next campsite is over 25 km away, and that’s a half-day of 4x4 driving. In front of you, there’s nothing but the CKGR plains with herds of springboks... absolutely stunning 😎
3 days in the Camargue... it’s really not enough!
I didn’t know the area before, but the Camargue is packed with "experiences": - Taking the ferry - Walking on the beaches and watching the kitesurfers - Crossing the dike on an electric bike - Horseback riding along the shore - Visiting a *manade* and attending an *abrivade* (cattle roundup) - Exploring Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Aigues-Mortes, or Arles - Touring the salt flats of Giraud or Aigues - Photographing birds at the Parc du Pont de Gau - Watching a bull race and cheering on the *razeteurs* (bull-chasers) - Experiencing a Gypsy evening - Hiking "flat" among the reeds - Tasting bull meat - Relaxing in a peaceful haven - Testing mosquito repellent - ...
Needless to say, we didn’t have time to do it all in 3 days. We’ll be back!
A few tips: - For relaxation: a gorgeous guesthouse, *Le Mas de Bouvet* - For *manades*: the one at Baumelles, with a *Guytou* (herdsman) as warm as he is passionate - For tasting bull meat: *Le Chante Clair* in Les Saintes-Maries - And for birds: the Parc du Pont de Gau
If you’re a photographer, the park lets you stay until 6:00 PM, and afterward, you’re free to leave whenever you want. Those are the best hours for observing and photographing birds. But it’s also where you’ll see massive telephoto lenses that’ll make you feel small if all you’ve got is a small hybrid camera (like my Lumix G80) with a 100-300mm lens.
A few photo memories—starting with the *Manade de Baumelles*:
I didn’t know the area before, but the Camargue is packed with "experiences": - Taking the ferry - Walking on the beaches and watching the kitesurfers - Crossing the dike on an electric bike - Horseback riding along the shore - Visiting a *manade* and attending an *abrivade* (cattle roundup) - Exploring Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Aigues-Mortes, or Arles - Touring the salt flats of Giraud or Aigues - Photographing birds at the Parc du Pont de Gau - Watching a bull race and cheering on the *razeteurs* (bull-chasers) - Experiencing a Gypsy evening - Hiking "flat" among the reeds - Tasting bull meat - Relaxing in a peaceful haven - Testing mosquito repellent - ...
Needless to say, we didn’t have time to do it all in 3 days. We’ll be back!
A few tips: - For relaxation: a gorgeous guesthouse, *Le Mas de Bouvet* - For *manades*: the one at Baumelles, with a *Guytou* (herdsman) as warm as he is passionate - For tasting bull meat: *Le Chante Clair* in Les Saintes-Maries - And for birds: the Parc du Pont de Gau
If you’re a photographer, the park lets you stay until 6:00 PM, and afterward, you’re free to leave whenever you want. Those are the best hours for observing and photographing birds. But it’s also where you’ll see massive telephoto lenses that’ll make you feel small if all you’ve got is a small hybrid camera (like my Lumix G80) with a 100-300mm lens.
A few photo memories—starting with the *Manade de Baumelles*:
ko samui
Hi there,
I suggest we take a little visual trip around the world while we wait to experience some of these destinations on your future travels. 😉
The concept is simple: one country, 5 photos that, for you, capture the essence of that country. The same country can be shared by multiple participants.
Everything goes, and the thread is open to anyone who wants to join—budding photographers, pros, or complete newbies...
Just one rule: no bad vibes! 🙂
I suggest we take a little visual trip around the world while we wait to experience some of these destinations on your future travels. 😉
The concept is simple: one country, 5 photos that, for you, capture the essence of that country. The same country can be shared by multiple participants.
Everything goes, and the thread is open to anyone who wants to join—budding photographers, pros, or complete newbies...
Just one rule: no bad vibes! 🙂
Bonjour les amis…on revient d’un petit voyage au Québec, le Bas St Laurent, la Gaspésie, le Charlevoix,
Le traversier, l’Isle au Coudres….etc. Je vous envoie la première partie, assez longue ( 12 min….!!! )
Si vous les avez ( le 12 min )….click sur le lien….
A la prochaine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTanvN6GxoY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTanvN6GxoY
Hello à tous,
je pars en voyage en Angleterre et envisage de remonter toute l'écosse en voiture / stop. Je suis photographe semi pro et ayant déjà eu pas mal de déboires en voyage avec mon matériel, j'aimerais bien l'assurer contre notamment les dommages accidentels etc.
deux questions:
- est ce que vous le feriez avec votre assurance maison?
- est ce que vous prendriez une assurance dédiée? et si oui, directement dans le pays concerné?
j'ai vu ce site https://hello-safe.co.uk/camera-insurance
avec des assureurs dédies comme photoguard et assetsure qui m'ont l'air bien surtout pour un voyage longue durée. vous en pensez quoi?
merci bcp
Bonjour,
Je suis allé en Syrie il y a quelques mois, et oui les touristes sont de retour !
Un peuple très accueillant, beaucoup d'histoire et des beaux paysages 🙂
Voici la vidéo de mon voyage :
https://youtu.be/Se1be9tOpno
Voici la vidéo de mon voyage :
https://youtu.be/Se1be9tOpno
Bonjour à tous et toutes,
Il y a quelques années, j'avais fait cette photo jointe sur l'un des monuments funéraires du cimetière du Père Lachaise. J'avais à l'époque, posé la question de sa signification sur le forum, mais pas vraiment de réponse satisfaisante. Reste mon interrogation, donc je "reviens à la charge " avec cette photo. Merci à tous les chercheurs, connaisseurs... Pour ma part, ce n'est pas le 7 en lui même qui m'intrigue, mais le quadruple sur fond de delta lumineux! Bonne journée
Il y a quelques années, j'avais fait cette photo jointe sur l'un des monuments funéraires du cimetière du Père Lachaise. J'avais à l'époque, posé la question de sa signification sur le forum, mais pas vraiment de réponse satisfaisante. Reste mon interrogation, donc je "reviens à la charge " avec cette photo. Merci à tous les chercheurs, connaisseurs... Pour ma part, ce n'est pas le 7 en lui même qui m'intrigue, mais le quadruple sur fond de delta lumineux! Bonne journée