Dec 4, 2024
"Tous les phares sont îles hautes au-dessus de la marche des eaux."
Jacques Moulin/ Escorter la mer
Source: Mathieu Rivrin/ Phare de Nividic sur l'île d'Ouessant
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"Tous les phares sont îles hautes au-dessus de la marche des eaux."
Jacques Moulin/ Escorter la mer
Source: Mathieu Rivrin/ Phare de Nividic sur l'île d'Ouessant
Mathieu Rivrin • Fotógrafo de Bretaña.
Charlie Dalin | Vendée Gobe | Mathieu Rivrin
Source : Mathieu Rivrin Kristian Sonderlund - World Of Water
The gusts of wind are spectacular, the waves rise on the horizon in often magnificent light, Brittany, France - by Mathieu Rivrin, French
Mathieu Rivrin - Montagnes de Bretagne
Photo: Mathieu Rivrin
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Scott Horton
La Pointe des Poulains located on Belle-Île-en-mer (in Breton: Ar Gerveur) off the coast of Brittany, France, during storm Bella. In the sequel to Alexandre Dumas' Three Musketeers, Porthos dies here.
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“Huge clouds were already careering in the skies, and distant flashes announced a tempest. About ten o'clock, the storm burst forth; and Milady found some consolation in seeing Nature partake of the commotion within her. The thunder bellowed in the air like the angry passions in her soul; and it seemed to her as if the passing gusts disturbed her brow, as they did the trees of which they bent down the branches and sept off the leaves. She howled like the tempest, but her voice was unheard Amidst the vast voice of Nature, which also appeared to be herself groaning in despair.”
― Alexandre Dumas, The Three Musketeers
POSEIDON’s FACE, by Mathieu Rivrin (30/01/2021)
The images show a face with a crown in the crest the 30ft wave as it smashed into the shore during the destructive Storm Justine. Photographer Mathieu Rivrin captured the incredible moment near his home in Lesconil, Brittany, and said he was shocked to see the face of the Greek god of the sea. 'When I took the images, the most powerful waves of the storm were striking the French coast. The waves were 10m high and when they hit the wall, the explosion was sometimes around 50m high. I saw the incredible image of Poseidon with his crown, coming out of the ocean with his face in the wave. I seek to show all the beauty, elegance and life that a wave can offer you.'