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Beautiful Bretagne during autumn:

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M6 and M7 (former A6 - A7) through Lyon, France

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The Little St. Bernard Pass in France.

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Film promotionnel d'Air France et de son escale de Nice-Côte-d'Azur Réalisé par Jack Sanger

Shot with a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 1080p @ 30fps

Shot with a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 1080p @ 30fps a few weeks after the Monaco Grand Prix

Travelogue from the 1930s along the French Riviera in resort towns, such as Cannes and Monte Carlo and historic villages along the Mediterranean coast. Transferred from original 35mm nitrate print. Footage from this film is available for licensing from www.globalimageworks.com

Air France travelogue from the late 1940s that describes the highlights a visitor would have on a trip to the beautiful Cote dAzur. To purchase a clean DVD or digital download of this film for personal home use or educational use contact us at questions@archivefarms.com. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com

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A film about making Cognac in 1963.

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Director: unknown
|Production Country: France
| Year: 1914
| Production Company: Gaumont (France)
| FLM8087
| Film from the collection of Eye (Amsterdam) - https://www.eyefilm.nl/en Compilation of recordings of various flowers, some of which are starting to bloom. Images of the poppy, the white dead-nettle, lilies, hyacinths, dahlias, purple loosestrife, a clematis, legumes, and snowdrops. The film contains a number of stop-motion shots (including the snowdrops and the hyacinths). These are tinted blue, the other images are stencil colored.

Compilatie van opnames van diverse bloemen, waarvan enkele ook uitkomen. Beelden van de klaproos, de witte dovenetel, lelies, hyacinten, dahlia's, kattestaarten, een clematis, de vlinderbloem en sneeuwklokjes. De film bevat een aantal stop-motion opnamen (o.a. de sneeuwklokjes en de hyacinthen). Deze zijn egaal-blaauw getint de overige opnamen zijn gestencild. This film is part of the Fantasia of Color in Early Cinema book: https://www.eyefilm.nl/en/about-eye/n...

This film belongs to the Jean Desmet Collection at Eye Filmmuseum. Jean Desmet (1875-1956) was one of the leading cinema operators and film distributors in the Netherlands from 1907 – 1916. The Jean Desmet Collection at Eye has more than 900 films, and is included UNESCO's Memory of the World Register. https://www.eyefilm.nl/en/collection/...

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The accent of the famous Tour de France Alpe d'Huez climb shot with a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 1080p @ 30fps.

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Thank you everyone for watching and for comments! ✽ All the best. Adolphe Alexandre Lesrel (19 May 1839 – 25 February 1929) was a French painter.He was born in Genêts, France, and had his artistic training under Jean-Léon Gérôme, whose style he followed. His paintings are in the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Nantes and the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Rouen. He specialized in historical genre paintings. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolphe...

Edouard-Leon Cortes (1882-1969) francia poszt-impresszionista festő Edouard Leon Cortes was born at Lagny (Seine et Marne), a few miles east of Paris on 26 August 1882. It was an exciting epoch into which Edouard Cortès was born. Art, Literature, music and political thought reached a pinnacle of creativity, allowing new schools of artistic expression to evolve. With this revitalized attitude towards new ways of seeing art, experimenting with colour, depth and perspective, Edouard Cortès became enraptured with the idea of becoming a professional painter. At the young age of 17 Cortès began formal studies at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and for five years he expanded his horizons in the fields of classical and impressionistic art. He was a Member of the Society of French Artists and made his debut in Paris in 1907, introducing a style which was considered to be a breath of fresh air and highly individual. As an artist, Edouard Cortès sought to discover the unperceived aspects of nature and man; those special atmospheric qualities of mist in the air, the afternoon sun, evening shadows, rattling carriages and bookstalls along the quays of the river Seine. Cortès captured in oils the unique and magical light of Paris. In some paintings his stonework seems almost to “weather” before our eyes and in others it glistens like pearls against a summer sky. In evening compositions night falls like a gentle veil, wistful and wreath-like, holding intact shadows of the night. Edouard Cortes windows shine brightly, blazing with his lamps glowing, signs shimmer and streets appear wet from a sultry nocturnal rain.Clearly evident is Cortès’ talent for creating the perfect composition, every angle giving way to a new look. Living in the heart of Paris, Cortès was surrounded by the many famous landmarks: Notre Dame, La Madeleine, L’Opera, the Café de la Paix, Place de la Concorde, La Place Vendome, the Eiffel Tower and more. Cortès deliberately chose these sights, studying each from different points of view, at certain times of the day and in varying seasons. The dramatic facades of winter versus summer resulted in entirely different compositions, crystalline white snow, chilled air and buildings standing triumphant in a winter wonderland, versus the sweet smell of summer, flower vendors and book sellers, blazing shadows and glistening white fountains.Unique to Cortès was his impressionistic flair with the brush. With strict precision in the use of his brush and oils, each movement of the paint on canvas made its impact. http://www.haynesfineart.com/artists/... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98rgR... Music: Carnival of the Animals: XIII. Le Cygne (The Swan)

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I took this picture few weeks ago at the rooftop of Printemps department store in boulevard Haussman

One of the best view of Paris in my opinion

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I took this picture few weeks ago at the rooftop of Printemps department store in boulevard Haussman

One of the best view of Paris in my opinion

That's a thumbs up. I paid off my debts ! Thanks for the tip btw ? Printemps. Boulevard Haussmann. I'll keep it in mind.

Near the Marine and in Champagne:





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