Collsacabra is a part of Catalonia between Montseny and the Pyrénées. This very scenic region offers a landscape of tall cliffs, waterfalls and picturesque stone villages. The Salt de Sallent (left) is a 100 m high waterfall not far from Rupit, which is a very pretty village. Nearby are also hermitages and romanesque churches as you will see on this page of photos from Collsacabra.

Montserrat, Catalonia (Spain)

Montserrat is a small mountain area an hour drive from Barcelona. The name "Montserrat" means "jagged (serrated ) mountain" in Catalan. Many pretty chapels are scattered in the mountains, and the footpaths offer great views on the surrounding countryside.

Please check out the following page of photos from Montserrat to have a better idea about this destination.

photos from snow covered Savoie

The Savoie region of France is located in the Alps, just south of Léman lake. In winter, the higher ground is covered in a thick layer of snow making even more beautiful the typical landscape of forest, lakes and mountains dotted with lovely wooden chalets. Skiing and hiking are both very popular, and every photographer will be delighted. Watch your fingers in those winter temperatures though !.... Enjoy this page of photos from Savoie and the Alpes-Provence region.

odd photos

We all come across some occasions to take unusual photos, with odd or funny subjects. This compilation of odd photos is a new page on the website and groups many such images gathered since I started the website. Enjoy the show !

Snowy season greetings

A few winter images from the Pyrénées near Font-Romeu (Cerdagne) : landscapes of snow and pine-forest from around this ski resort.

Autumn leaves

Montseny Nature Park in Catalonia, is a mountain area which slopes are covered in forest. At this time of the year (November), fallen leaves carpet the forest floor and bright yellow or orange colours cover the trees. See more on this page : autumn leaves in Montseny.

new photos from Cadaques and Cap de Creus

Some new photos from Cadaques and Cap de Creus : a very unspoilt region where the Pyrénées meet the Mediterranean Sea.