Coming from Canada, I find French people fascinating… even though I (used to) be one of them.

There is less cultural and ethnic diversity than in Canada, for sure. People are generally shorter and smaller, but not necessarily thinner, contrary to popular belief. The way they dress is different too—no, the French are not wearing haute couture from head to toe, but they are less casual than North Americans. There are no drive-through stores here, you actually have to dress up to go buy your morning newspaper and baguette!

I take many walks in Nantes, with or without Mark, and I always have my camera with me. Is street photography art or voyeurism? I hope it’s not the latest. I find people beautiful and fascinating and I always try to portray them in a good light.

Two Girls Cour Cambronne
Two Girls Cour Cambronne
Window Shopping
Window Shopping
The Student
The Student
Fixing the Street
Fixing the Street
At the Bar
At the Bar
Grocery Shopping
Grocery Shopping
Early Morning in Nantes
Early Morning in Nantes
Waiting for Heath Insurance Services to Open
Waiting for Heath Insurance Services to Open
At the Tramway Stop
At the Tramway Stop
Wine Drinkers at the Market
Wine Drinkers at the Market
At the Tramway Stop
At the Tramway Stop
Construction Worker
Construction Worker
At the Train Station
At the Train Station
On the Bridge
On the Bridge
Lost Something?
Lost Something?
Front National Propaganda
Front National Propaganda
Guy and His Dogs
Guy and His Dogs

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