C’était un petit tour par voiture aux ecrins du sud de Grenoble pendant le fin de la première semaine de november. Violette. Jaune. Des vaches. Des ânes. Des chevaux. Des chutes d’eau. Des pierres. Des arbres colorées. Des montagnes enneigées. Comme promis sur cet post, voici mes photos du fin d’automne: 15 photos de la pure beauté!
It was a lazy Sunday car ride through the Alpine countryside south of Grenoble during the end of the first week of November. Purple. Yellow. Cows. Donkeys. Horses. Waterfalls. Rocks and colorful trees. Snow-capped mountains. Like promised in this post, here are my end-of-autumn photos: 15 photos of pure beauty!
saut en élastique du pont de Ponsonnas
saut en élastique du pont de Ponsonnas
Ornons
incredible texture
grapevines! des vignes!
Grenoble… la ville où j’aurais voulu étudier cette anne! Le saut en élastique a l’air juste énorme! Profite bien de ton séjour et continue à écrire en français!
Merci Orel Engel! Oui c’est sympa d’être ici. J’écrit en français même s’il y a des fautes! Je me suis amélioré donc c’est bien. Pourquoi est-ce que vous n’avez pas étudié ici finalement?
Il n’y avait pas le programme que je recherchais a Grenoble. J’aurais pu aller a Lyon mais je n’ai pas ete pris.
Pure beauty is right! I cannot get enough of your stunning photographs! The 5th and 8th are especially appealing to me, I think because I love the mountain views in the background.
I agree with you with the 5th and 8th one, they both have a nice foreground and the backgrounds show a lot of depth and contrast. I’m so glad you like the photos! I was thinking to myself, “Is it just me or are these landscapes stunning?!”. I want to paint them all!
I have NEVER seen purple trees before. These photos are so beautiful!!
I did not Photoshop them at all either! Too bad, you must see these trees.. they only exist in Grenoble.
….and I’m in the process of writing you back. I owe you an email. ; )
Pas de soucis, you are a hard-working Parisienne! Take your time chérie.
Beautiful pictures! I’ve always wanted to take pictures of the Isere in Autumn now I don’t have to, yours are gorgeous and are glorious eye candy!
Merci beaucoup! I’m so glad these pics are being viewed by people like you who appreciate nature and beauty. I was lucky to have gotten out that day; it was a spur-of-the-moment decision! Amazing what a simple car ride in the countryside can turn into. If I had my own car I’d get out more often, especially in Autumn! Maybe I should create a calendar, ha ha.
Gorgeous photos! The last one is my favourite…I lost myself in the serenity of it for a second…
I still need to get up to l’Alpe d’huez!
Agreed, these are great posts! I didn’t even know you had a new blog! I’m going to go through your entries shortly so I can catch up to your exciting new life abroad. It’s nice to be young and traveling – lucky you…
Hi Logan! This means A LOT coming from you. This is more of a photo blog but I’m getting more and more comfortable writing (in French and English! ha ha). I didn’t realize you hadn’t seen my blog; so glad you’re here and I’m honored to have you read my posts. I still have to add pics from last weekend’s Barcelona trip (was great!) and tomorrow I’m going to Provence and perhaps the weekend in Arles, etc. So much traveling these days (I’m working from home as well). Next week I plan to cover the Biennale de Lyon (Lyon’s an hour and 1/2 train ride away from me). I believe your blog was the 1st ever blog I started following; it’s so powerful, fun and inspiring and I’m thankful that you’re still writing. I love your photos too! I should make a section for “New York blogs” and add it here.
Merci Crystal! Ouais, l’Alpe d’Huez n’est pas si loin de nous. On y va pour faire du ski cet hiver!