Photo Môles Beach

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From the ramparts of Saint-Malo, the view plunges down onto Les Môles Beach, a stretch of sand bordered by buildings typical of the city walls. The granite houses, with their steep roofs and small-paned windows, are neatly aligned, testifying to the traditional Saint-Malo architectural style, both sober and robust, shaped by centuries of sea-based assaults.

The beach, still preserved and almost intimate despite its proximity to the city, reflects Saint-Malo's dual identity: a former corsair port and today's lively seaside resort. Sea breezes, sea spray, and the lapping of waves mingle with the scent of warm granite, offering strollers a moment suspended between history, the sea, and Breton light.

This bird's eye view reminds us how every corner of Saint-Malo is steeped in memory: the houses tell the story of the lives of shipowners and families from Saint-Malo, while the beach evokes the sailors who set off to face the Atlantic and the distant seas.

Technical details

Camera Canon
Model Canon EOS 700D
Focal length F/11
Opening speed 1/160 sec.
ISO sensitivity ISO-100
Focal length 18 mm
Dimensions 5184 pixels × 3456 pixels
Image resolution 72 ppp × 72 ppp

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