Boat and mill at Nalliers

ByDMcA


Today’s photo:  Boat and mill at Nalliers. An abandoned fishing boat tied up opposite the old mill in Nalliers, in the Vienne area of France. The river Gartempe cuts its way through some very attractive country, and it is studded with villages like Nalliers at it’s crossing points.

Shot with my new Olympus E-M5 Mark II, and the 9-18mm lens and processed in Photoshop (to correct the perspective) and Lightroom (to balance tonality).

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