This is the first trip away with a new Panasonic Lumix DMC GH1 with the 14-140 kit lens, bought from Jessops online. The more I get to know and use it, the more I like it.
The DMC TZ7 compact we have makes a great pocket camera when I dont want to carry the GH1, especially as the menu operation is very similar - avoids the inevitable wrong button pushes when changing between makes of camera.
France is like a second home to us. It is a vast country and must be the most motorhome friendly on earth. We could probably explore it for the rest of our days and still find something new.
The Millau viaduct, taken through the windscreen with TZ7
The sombre site of the 1918 Armistice signing at Compiegne. GH1, early morning
The walls of Provins fade into the distance. TZ7 on a hazy afternoon
Typical timbered house (without the satellite dish!), Provins. Taken with the TZ7
The imposing octagonal Caesars Tower, Provins. TZ7
Winter sun makes the colours shimmer, St Quiriace Church, Provins. TZ7
Empty streets in Vezelay. TZ7 on an a chilly overcast afternoon
The abbey of light, Vezelay. TZ7
The spooky Chateau at Lanau, Gorges de l'Alagnon. TZ7
Medieval Conques. Late afternoon, TZ7
Narrow streets, narrow houses, Conques. Late afternoon, TZ7
Tranquil river. Early morning, TZ7
The Millau Viaduct merges into the clouds. GH1
Highway in the sky. GH1
Domain de Montcardy. Misty early morning, TZ7
Perfection, The Roman Temple, Nimes. GH1
Fabulous detail. GH1
Thats some key you have, Augustus. GH1
Sublime stained glass, Nimes Cathedral. GH1
Beautiful light and atmosphere. GH1
The ruin at the end of the street. GH1
Hey there lonely girl! Nimes arena. GH1, mid afternoon
Jardins de la Fontaine, Nimes. Afternoon, GH1
Jardins de la Fontaine, Nimes. GH1
Below Tour Magne, Nimes. GH1
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