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29/10/2026

Fontaine de Pradier at sunset in Nimes, France. A photograph turned to video.

27/10/2026

🎨 Montpellier Street Art | Ten Seconds of Color

Pink, powder blue, bold black outlines, and a row of eyes that look thoroughly unimpressed with the world. A quick glimpse of Montpellier’s graffiti scene, where even a stretch of concrete has personality.

15/10/2026

🌸 Montpellier in October Purple Flowers Pink Umbrellas

After a difficult summer, October was supposed to give us a little breathing room. Life in Montpellier has been under strain lately, and sometimes even the simple pleasure of enjoying a change of season feels harder to come by.

So, for 23 seconds, I’m concentrating on the good stuff: deep purple flowers, ornate Haussmannian architecture, and those brilliant pink umbrellas adding a splash of color to the stone façades.

The world can be complicated. Beauty still deserves our attention. 💜

11/10/2026

A 360 view of the art gallery for street artists in the Verdanson of Montpellier. Some overgrown vines add some nice touches to the scene.

🌊 Monochrome Waves of Montpellier📷 Michele Gandee
11/10/2026

🌊 Monochrome Waves of Montpellier
📷 Michele Gandee

🍁Sainte Perpetue Autumn Light in Nimes📷 Michele Gandee
07/10/2026

🍁Sainte Perpetue Autumn Light in Nimes
📷 Michele Gandee

Garden Avenue Jardin des Plantes, Montpellier (Avenue du jardin Jardin des Plantes, Montpellier) 📷 Michele Gandee       ...
07/10/2026

Garden Avenue Jardin des Plantes, Montpellier (Avenue du jardin Jardin des Plantes, Montpellier)

📷 Michele Gandee

🐉 Emerald Source of Grabels, France I photographed this natural spring at the Source of Grabels, capturing the clear gre...
05/10/2026

🐉 Emerald Source of Grabels, France
I photographed this natural spring at the Source of Grabels, capturing the clear green water beneath a rugged rock overhang covered with moss, grasses and exposed roots. The scene immediately caught my attention because of the combination of textures and color: deep greens across the moss and vegetation, cool turquoise water, and warmer mineral tones running through the weathered rock.

I later developed the photograph with a stronger HDR treatment to emphasize the physical character of the place. The enhanced contrast brings out the layers of limestone, moss, algae, roots and submerged stone while preserving the natural relationship between the rock formation and the spring. I particularly wanted the turquoise water to remain a dominant element, creating a cool visual counterpoint to the warmer earth tones of the surrounding rock.

The composition draws the eye beneath the overhanging formation and toward the spring, then into the textured shallow water in the foreground. The rounded stone within the rock wall provides another point of visual interest, while the exposed roots and surrounding vegetation add organic lines that lead through the image.

This photograph sits between landscape photography and natural abstraction. The subject is a real place, but the combination of saturated color, intricate texture and strong HDR definition gives the scene an almost otherworldly quality. It is a study of water, limestone, moss and light at the Source of Grabels in southern France.
📷 Michele Gandee

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J'ai photographié cette source naturelle à la source de Grabels, capturant l'eau verte claire sous un surplomb rocheux accidenté recouvert de mousse, d'herbes et de racines exposées. La scène a immédiatement attiré mon attention en raison de la combinaison de textures et de couleurs : des verts profonds à travers la mousse et la végétation, de l'eau turquoise fraîche et des tons minéraux plus chauds qui traversent la roche altérée.

J'ai ensuite développé la photographie avec un traitement HDR plus fort pour souligner le caractère physique de l'endroit. Le contraste amélioré fait ressortir les couches de calcaire, de mousse, d'algues, de racines et de pierre submergée tout en préservant la relation naturelle entre la formation rocheuse et la source. Je voulais particulièrement que l'eau turquoise reste un élément dominant, créant un contrepoint visuel cool aux tons de terre plus chauds de la roche environnante.

La composition attire l'œil sous la formation en surplomb et vers la source, puis dans l'eau peu profonde texturée au premier plan. La pierre arrondie à l'intérieur de la paroi rocheuse fournit un autre point d'intérêt visuel, tandis que les racines exposées et la végétation environnante ajoutent des lignes organiques qui mènent à travers l'image.

Cette photographie se situe entre la photographie de paysage et l'abstraction naturelle. Le sujet est un lieu réel, mais la combinaison de couleurs saturées, de texture complexe et de forte définition HDR donne à la scène une qualité presque d'un autre monde. C'est une étude de l'eau, du calcaire, de la mousse et de la lumière à la source de Grabels dans le sud de la France.
📷 Michele Gandee

L’Arbre Blanc Architectural GeometryI photographed LArbre Blanc in Montpellier, France, with my Canon 5D Mark II, lookin...
01/10/2026

L’Arbre Blanc Architectural Geometry

I photographed LArbre Blanc in Montpellier, France, with my Canon 5D Mark II, looking upward at one of the citys most distinctive pieces of contemporary architecture. From this angle, the building becomes less like a conventional residential tower and more like a geometric landscape of white balconies, sharp lines, projecting planes and open space against an intense Mediterranean blue sky.

L’arbre Blanc, or The White Tree, was designed by an international team including Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, Nicolas Laisne, Manal Rachdi and Dimitri Roussel. The architects conceived the building around the idea of living between indoors and outdoors, drawing from both Mediterranean and Japanese influences. Its many projecting terraces give the tower its tree-like appearance and create a striking rhythm across the facade.

That rhythm is what caught my eye when I made this photograph. I was less interested in documenting the entire building than in isolating the repetition, perspective and architectural geometry created by the balconies and railings. The blue sky provides a dramatic field of negative space, while the white structure seems to climb endlessly upward.

For me, this image sits somewhere between architectural photography and abstraction. The building remains recognizable as LArbre Blanc, but the viewpoint turns its balconies into repeating shapes, lines and patterns. It is a study of contemporary architecture, Mediterranean light and Montpelliers modern cityscape.

Taken with my Canon 5D Mark II camera in Montpellier, France 🇫🇷
📷 Michele Gandee

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