Along the coast of Saint-Malo, these sturdy wooden posts rise as a robust sea wall, defying whatever the sea fires at them. With their weathered appearance, they reflect the strength of nature and man's determination to protect himself from its tempestuous nature.
These poles are more than just a functional barrier; they are a symbol of the age-old struggle between land and sea, a reminder of the vicissitudes of the tides. They stand there as silent witnesses of time, as graceful lines that mark the boundary between the known w
Saint-Malo lies on the Emerald Coast (or Côte d' Emeraude). Traditionally a pirate town, today it is a popular port and very much worth a visit.
Nowhere in Europe are the tidal differences as great as on this coast. The difference can be as much as 14 metres at high and low tide, and it is happening rapidly. Where before you were lying on the beach you can suddenly swim. The spring tide (grande marée) is impressive here.
When I took this photo it was low tide, so I was able to photograph the wooden piles so characteristic of Saint-Malo in all their glory.
As the daughter of a photographer, photography has been a big part of my life. I love nature and especially flowers, so you see this most in my work. I have worked as an independent make-up artist for over 15 years, developing my eye for detail. Composition.. Read more…
Netherlands
Germany
Germany
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
Germany
Germany