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Bratislava, the "discreet".SlovakiaLaurent PaillierLePictorium_0132870.jpgDevin Castle (Devinsky Hrad), Owing to its strategic position, the cliff (altitude of 212 meters) at the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers was an ideal place for a fort. -
Bratislava, the "discreet".SlovakiaLaurent PaillierLePictorium_0132832.jpgDevin Castle (Devinsky Hrad), Owing to its strategic position, the cliff (altitude of 212 meters) at the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers was an ideal place for a fort. -
Bratislava, the "discreet".SlovakiaLaurent PaillierLePictorium_0132835.jpgDevin Castle (Devinsky Hrad), Owing to its strategic position, the cliff (altitude of 212 meters) at the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers was an ideal place for a fort. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122146.jpgMonastery details and architecture. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122152.jpgThe Herbalist of the monastery. - -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122155.jpgFly of a Seagull in front of the fortified monastery. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122157.jpgFortified monastery of the Saint-Honorat island. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122161.jpgFortified monastery of the island Saint-Honorat. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122162.jpgThe fortified monastery at sunset. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122163.jpgThe fortified monastery at sunset. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122164.jpgThe fortified monastery at sunset. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0122165.jpgFortress of the island. -
Island of Saint-Honore
Monastery of the Abbey of Lerins
Nature and Spirituality
Yes We CannesFranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0115988.jpgIsland of Saint-Honore - Monastery of the Abbey of Lerins - Nature and Spirituality - Yes We Cannes - Fortified monastery on the Isle of Saint Honore -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.
FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0117997.jpgFortified monastery at night. -
Island of Saint-Honore
Monastery of the Abbey of Lerins
Nature and Spirituality
Yes We CannesFranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0117998.jpgthe fortified Monastery of St. Honore Island - -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0118000.jpgFortified monastery at sunset. - -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0118043.jpgPrivate entrance of the Monks..only. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.
FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0118115.jpgView of the Abbey since the hotel part. -
The Abbey of LERINS.
SAINT-HONORAT island. LERINS islands.
French Riviera.FranceSylvain LeserLePictorium_0118128.jpgAdoration, prayer and meditation of a pensioner. -
OTARD cognac.FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114197At the entrance of the Château de Cognac. -
OTARD cognac.FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114196Two-wheeled trolley and barrels of Otard Cognac. -
OTARD cognac.FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114195In the courtyard of the Château Cognac, two barrels and a Two-wheeled trolley. -
OTARD cognac (Brandy)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114194The architecture of the Otard fortress; place of birth of the king François the First. The architecture has been embelished during the Renaissance. -
OTARD (french Cognac)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114193The architecture of the Otard fortress; place of birth of the king François the First. The architecture has been embelished during the Renaissance. -
OTARD cognac (brandy)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114191In the castle reception room.The architecture of the Otard fortress; place of birth of the king François the First. Dummies dressed with historical clothes. The castle is a historical monument. -
Cognac Baron OTARDFrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114190the Castle was built in the Middle Ages. Vast and bright with a view of the Charente river, this room, yesterday intended for the royal receptions, is even today an ideal frame(executive) for most special occasions. -
The Ragnaud-Sabourin residence.FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114176Details of the family house. - Since 1850, the "Ragnaud-Sabourin" company immortalizes the tradition and the prestige of the brandy (cognac).il -
Di Vino: under the "celestial" vault.ItalyPhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114168Long corridors lead the visitor in the heart of the cellar, under an impressive stony dome. The unusual and special conditions of the space allows the fermentation and the maturation of the wine in oak barrels then the storage of bottles. -
Di Vino : Pommery Estate.FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114154The prestigious cellars of Pommery. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114130San Martinu (Saint Martin's) Church at the lovely village of Patrimonio. -
Viticulture in the Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114128Some vineyards. -
The Rosé wine wave - Château Simone estateFrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114121Its elegant silhouette stands between two majestic yew trees against a background of wooded hills before the Sainte Victoire mountain, so dear to Cézanne. - It is firmly established on a vast terrace overlooking the oldest parts of the vineyard with a fountain by the famous Marseille sculptor, Jules Cantini, and a large flight of steps leading to the grounds. - The gardens of the estate are tastefully landscaped with a variety of shrubs and greenery arranged around a pond, forming a link with the vineyard that rolls down to the banks of the Arc in a series of successive terraces. - - -
The pink wave.
"Château Simone" estate.FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114120The park and garden of the castle: it's firmly established on a vast terrace overlooking the oldest parts of the vineyard with a fountain by the famous Marseille sculptor, Jules Cantini, and a large flight of steps leading to the grounds. -
The Rosé wine wave - Château Simone estateFrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114118The barrels in the cellars of the castle; The silence, the darkness, and the neatly arranged ranks of barrels and casks all contribute to the magical processes taking place in the precious nectar. -
The Rosé wine wave - Château Simone estateFrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114117The owner, René ROUGIER in the cellars of the castle. -
The pink wave.
"Château Simone" estate.FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114116The cellars of the castle were dug out in the 16th century by the Grands Carmes d'Aix, a religious order. -
The pink wave.
"Château Simone" estate.FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114115The cellars of Chateau Simone were dug out in the 16th century by the Grands Carmes d'Aix, a religious order. - -
The Rosé wine wave - Château Simone estateFrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114114Barrels in the cellars of the castle. -
The Rosé wine wave - Château Simone estateFrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114113In the cellars of the castle; a vintage bottle. -
The Rosé wine wave - Château Simone estateFrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114112The XVIth century cellars of the castle: they consist of several remarkably authentic galleries on different levels and were later enlarged by successive generations of the Rougier family. Their homogeneous temperatures and natural humidity make them particularly suitable for storing and aging wines. -
The Rosé wine wave - Château Simone estateFrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114093The door of the cellars. - (it was dug out in the 16th century by the Grands Carmes d'Aix, a religious order.) -
Canton of Conca-d'Orso (Haute Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114014A traditional Corsican stone house in the vineyards. -
Canton of Conca-d'Orso (Haute Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114008Stone low wall and eucalyptus trees facing a stone-house. -
Canton of Conca-d'Orso (Haute Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114007Architecture of a stone house in the region of Conca d'Oro. -
Canton of Conca-d'Orso (Haute Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114006Architecture of a stone house in the region of Conca d'Oro. -
Canton of Conca-d'Orso (Haute Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114005Architecture of a Corsican house. -
Wine region of Conca-d'Orso (Haute Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0114003Vineyards of Corsica. -
Wine region of Conca-d'Orso (Haute Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113983The lovely village of Patrimonio and the steeple of San Martinu (Saint Martin's) Church. -
Wine region of Conca-d'Orso (Haute Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113982The lovely village of Patrimonio and the steeple of San Martinu (Saint Martin's) Church. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113959Far off, the steeple of San Martinu (Saint Martin's) Church. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113957A Corsican architecture in the vineyards. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113955San Martinu (Saint Martin's) Church at Patrimonio. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113952San Martinu (Saint Martin's) Church at Patrimonio;t he village is well known for the quality of its AOC (quality-controlled designation of origin) wines. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113951San Martinu (Saint Martin's) Church at Patrimonio. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113946Architecture of Corsica: Stones. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113945Details of a Corsican house. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113908A Corsican house in the vineyards. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113899The village of Patrimonio is well known for the quality of its AOC (quality-controlled designation of origin) wines. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113898The lovely church of Patrimonio: San Martinu (Saint Martin's) Church. The village of Patrimonio is well known for the quality of its AOC (quality-controlled designation of origin) wines. -
Canton of La Conca-d'Oro (Haute-Corse)FrancePhilippe MartineauLePictorium_0113896Architecture of the church and steeple of Patrimonio village. -
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