Hoëdic in July

Photos taken on the same Pentax PC-550. Film is Kodak Gold 200. Thank you Leo for your help with locations :)) Enjoy!

First day east of the island

Cloudy walk but the air was so nice and fresh as it had rained earlier in the morning. Leo has just informed me that the two islets in the distance are Grand and Petit Mulon meaning we were east of the island here.

Was never the biggest fan of rocky beaches until this trip.

Probably my favorite photo but I cannot remember what the significance of this painted triangle is :(( I will eventually update this post once I figure it out.

I initially was a little upset with this first day of photos when I got them back. I thought they were a bit lackluster which I wasn’t expecting considering people described Kodak gold 200 as being quite warm. However I quickly grew to really love all these “dull-er” images!! I like how old they look, as if they don’t belong to any time period or as if the area hasn’t seen any human contact.

Photos from Port Blanc

La Croix de Port Blanc

These were taken during our first sunny walk. We arrived at the beginning of a cloudy week but things looked up during the second half! I honestly have no idea what happened to my camera here but I think the photos look very cool so I’m not complaining.

Was a bit worried walking through this area as I don’t react well to dandelion pollen but thankfully, these were not dandelions! I don’t know what kind of flower this is (google is telling me it could be catsear but I’m not certain…)

Port Blanc sunset on the final day.

Walk to Pointe du Vieux Château

Really pretty pathway on the walk to the pointe.

Leo guiding me to his favorite spot on the Island!

Magnificent view.

I love film photography but nothing can capture how beautiful this view was. The sun rays glistening on the surface of the sea made the water look like stars :))

That’s all! Hoëdic was so so lovely I’m very grateful to have been able to visit. This was also my first time shooting true landscapes and I’m really excited to shoot more.