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Fishing huts along the coast of France

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Fishing huts along the coast of France by Claire van Dun
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Claire van Dun Profile picture The fishing huts along the coast of France stood there quietly and peacefully. It was low tide and the fishermen would only return to their pêcherie (as the fishermen's houses in France are called) when the high tide approached, to lower their fishing nets again.

I took this photo of fishing huts, also called carrelets, in Charente-Maritime on a bright, sunny, warm day at the end of summer. In order to give the fishing huts full attention and to increase the silence in the image, I used a long shutter speed when taking this photo.

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Welcome.
Keywords that describe my work: peace, space, serenity, simplicity, minimalist and mostly soft colors.

An invitation to be still and to slow down. Not only to look, but above all to experience the peace, space and simplicity, in the middle of the busy world in which we live.

Main theme: Visual silence; capturing the audible silence in images.

Enjoy.

Warm regards,
Claire (fine art, landscape photographer / image maker with a great love for the beach, the sea and the dunes)

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  • Interchangeable art: buying a separate print and change your lookß
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  • Modern and affordable alternative to canvas
  • Simple construction kit, you have to put it together yourself. View the assembly instructions.

A modern alternative to canvas

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