NF-SOOC-2015 Day 9: La Roche Bernard - Old Port

I never tire of this place - this shot of the inner harbour catches exactly the feel of this old port. In its working days in the 18th and 19th centuries, the quay would have been piled high with sawn pine for export to Egland to be used as pit-props.

This is my ninth image for NF-SOOC-2015 - you can read about it here - http://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/26200/back-to-basics-nf-sooc-2015

[Lee]

I could easily spend all day there just taking photos. Good shot

[Rosie Kerr]

It looks so charming, with a nice sense of history about it.

[Frances Tackaberry]

Great photo!

[Janiskay]

Lovely capture and interesting bit of history!

[PhotoCrazy]

Lovely pic, wonderfully composed!

[Janet B.]

So much interest in this one shot...and I always love your commentaries.

[gloria jones]

Love all those masts in a row...great perspective

[Rosan]

So pretty. Easy to see why you enjoy it there.

[Debs Stott]

I can see lots of pretty boats, so wonderfully different from commercially made yachts, like these three at the front. Back in the days when I sailed, this kind of mooring scenario sent me into a spin, especially if we were moored on the inside!

[Margo]

Lovely capture

[Margo Sayer]

This port never fails to present itself with charm, grace and finesse.

[Joan Robillard]

This is one of your go to places when on vacation and is beautiful. I need to keep some of your boat shots in mind when I go to Acadia. There are some wonderful harbors there.

[Tom]

This is stunning Richard.The setting and colors are so natural without any artifacts. A classic image . An instant fav

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Margaret Obey]

Love the light in this.

[Yeshanghai]

Beautiful