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Bozouls: A French Town Perched Above A ‘Hole’

Trou de Bozouls, or “the hole of Bozouls”, is a large horseshoe-shaped canyon located near the commune of Bozouls in the Aveyron department in southern France. The meander was dug out in the limestone by the erosive action of running water of the Dourdou river as it flows through the large limestone plateau of Causse Comtal in Massif Central. The canyon is 400 meters across and more than 100 meters deep. The most striking feature of this natural monument is the town of Bozouls perched right at the edge of the bend. Bozouls's geographical location, high above one of the bends of the Dourdou river, gives the town a naturally defensive stronghold.

The Massif Central region, consisting of mountains and plateaus, and covering approximately 15 percent of the entire country of France, began forming some 600 million years ago when hercynian folding resulted in the thrusting up of great mountain ranges. New mountains kept forming as recently as 60 million years go. About two million years, a succession of ice ages caused glaciers to advance and recede, causing rivers rise and fall. The landscape that we see today is the result of this.

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Sources: www.experiencemyfrance.com / Wikipedia

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Moments of Privacy Shot From Above

Moments of Privacy Shot From Above

Moments of our daily life are sometimes full of grace and poetry, despite their inevitable tedious aspect. This is what the Parisian fashion photographer Florian Beaudenon focused on demonstrating in his photo series Instant-Life. Interesting shots captured from above in which the different persons go about their business, between reading, writing, cooking, listening to some music or doing DIY.





































 
I Shot Weddings From Above Using Drones

I Shot Weddings From Above Using Drones

The series of photos has been taken during wedding day with a drone. I am working with a drone operator called “Flying World Pictures.”

To get the possibility to fly above some places and catch the beauty of the vastness has been a huge way to express freedom to me.

I wanted to be able to embedded my couple in the purity of their wedding moment and wanted them to be surrounded by the beauty of places and always in deserted places.

I have always thought that the day you get married this is a unique moment and a kind of moment just for the bride and groom and this is why i like to shoot them from above to show their are together but alone alone in the world at the same time.

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