Last summer when I was researching my solo extension from Provence to the Camargue, I wanted to include Arles, the ancient Roman town that had been my first introduction to France 20 long years ago. This time I would be there during their annual International Photographie Festival –which began the first Monday in July. But […]

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  Fascinated by pink flamingos? One of the best places to see them— fairly close—is in Camargue’s Rhone River delta in the South of France. I recently traveled through Provence and drove south of Arles to spend a wonderful week in the Camargue. If you love nature, you’ve simply got to go! One of the […]

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Camargue horses have a wild, untamed beauty. Especially when running through water. Galloping in unison, staying close together in small groups, these spirited animals look joyful splashing across marshes or sea coasts. Manes flying, silky blond, dancing in the wind. Moving freely. Gracefully. And harmoniously in the nature that surrounds them. These stunning white horses […]

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  • jeanne lewand - I AM INTERESTED IN TAKING A TOUR OR PHOTO WORKSHIP IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE WITH THE CAMARGUE HORSES. I AM AVAILABLE EITHER ATER JUNE 15 OR BEFORE OCTOBER 4. 2026. DO YOU HAVE ANY AVAILABILITY?

  • Kim Walker - I wrote a blog about my experience. I don’t sell or arrange tours or workshops.

Looking for unique lodging in the south of France? Are you a nature lover who enjoys quiet solitude and flamingos for company? Then staying on a pink salt pond at Salin d’Aigues-Mortes will be perfect for you!   What is Salin d’Aigues-Mortes? Salin d’Aigues-Mortes is a flat, salty tidal marsh in the southwest corner of […]

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Looking for a day trip that combines ancient architecture, a dark history and artsy fashion design?   Then make your way to tiny Lacoste village in the Luberon Valley… That’s what my daughter, Jordan, and I did. Continuing our road trip in Provence, we travelled to this evocative place tinged with darkness and an artistic […]

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