One of the few places I’ve always wanted to go to in France was Provence. Probably inspired by of VanGogh and Matisse, their descriptions of the light and color of the region (and the sunshine and warmth) have always been at the back of my mind. I must say, I haven’t been disappointed. The landscape...
Some images from the walled city of Carcasonne, France. It seemed pretty odd to me that this kid, sitting in an oversized wheelchair, would be intentionally sticking his head into a plastic bag. Had his parents never taught him to never stick his head into a plastic bag for fear of suffocating? Was he suicidal?...
A self-portrait in Languedoc, south France, with the Pyrenees behind me. All photographs and content is Copyright Fritz Liedtke. Please do not copy or re-use them. To do so is a violation of federal copyright law, and will be prosecuted. Bookmark on DeliciousDigg this postRecommend on Facebookshare via RedditShare with StumblersTweet about itTell a friend
I mentioned earlier that the Eiffel Tower was even more impressive in person than I’d imagined, and that it lived up to its reputation as an icon, and did not disappoint. I would have to say this of two other things I’ve seen so far on this trip: the paintings of VanGogh, and the island...
Beautiful Fritz. This was my favorite place in France. 
-Cierra
Thanks, Clinton. I wish I could shoot infrared, but mz 5D will not. This image I have worked on in Photoshop to create the image I had envisioned when I shot it.
That is one amazing shot. Is that infrared
that is absolutely breathtaking….amazing pictures, as always, cousin!
We’re in Spain at the moment, spending some quiet time catching up on things. I’m doing a lot of editing from our time in France, and even some from England. Today’s post includes a few images from St Malo, a ‘pirate city’ on the west coast of France. We spent an afternoon there with our...
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those are amazing photos… especially the first one.
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