Saint Malo Breaker Wall, Bretagne, France
There is a wonderful book by Anthony Doerr, All The Light We Cannot See, that tells the story of a young, blind Parisian girl during WWII who must flee to the coast in Bretagne to escape the Germans and the story of a young German boy who joins the ranks of the German military to avoid life in the coal mines. The story settles in a small village of Saint-Malo and I fell in love with the book and the description of this place. So I went and saw it for myself. Sunny days here can feel like a tropical getaway, while when a storm pushes through it can feel intimidating.
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Custom sized and limited edition large format prints can be ordered, please contact me for more information.
Prints and framed orders will be signed by the artist.
All images are protected under the US Copyright Act of 1976. Photographer Adam Chapin retains copyright.
There is a wonderful book by Anthony Doerr, All The Light We Cannot See, that tells the story of a young, blind Parisian girl during WWII who must flee to the coast in Bretagne to escape the Germans and the story of a young German boy who joins the ranks of the German military to avoid life in the coal mines. The story settles in a small village of Saint-Malo and I fell in love with the book and the description of this place. So I went and saw it for myself. Sunny days here can feel like a tropical getaway, while when a storm pushes through it can feel intimidating.
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Custom sized and limited edition large format prints can be ordered, please contact me for more information.
Prints and framed orders will be signed by the artist.
All images are protected under the US Copyright Act of 1976. Photographer Adam Chapin retains copyright.
There is a wonderful book by Anthony Doerr, All The Light We Cannot See, that tells the story of a young, blind Parisian girl during WWII who must flee to the coast in Bretagne to escape the Germans and the story of a young German boy who joins the ranks of the German military to avoid life in the coal mines. The story settles in a small village of Saint-Malo and I fell in love with the book and the description of this place. So I went and saw it for myself. Sunny days here can feel like a tropical getaway, while when a storm pushes through it can feel intimidating.
ADDITIONAL INFO:
Custom sized and limited edition large format prints can be ordered, please contact me for more information.
Prints and framed orders will be signed by the artist.
All images are protected under the US Copyright Act of 1976. Photographer Adam Chapin retains copyright.