Picturesque Annecy – my after Geneva trip notes (part viii)

After the long pause of posting pseudo-travel stories about my visit to Geneva, I would like to continue and to get to the logical finish of my narration. I already wrote 8 posts and feel oversaid with all the information I flooded here. This trip to Geneva was my last visit to other countries, and even I planned another trip to the spring, my plans remain unfulfilled due to different reasons. And these reasons are too stable, as nothing else in my life.

The last day of my visit. my dear friend Jeremy took me to Annecy. It was an hour-long ride on the foggy road from Geneva to Annecy. We did it with our endless conversations and dreams about a big and fresh French croissant that we finally got in one of the local coffee shops.

Annecy is picturesque. It’s picturesque like HELL and if you love to make postcards from your photographs – go there and put your lens to every direction, don’t concentrate and don’t crop. You will have the same wonderful result everywhere in this city. My next post about our walk will be in colors – yes, colorful and fluffy – the channel, the leaf fall, and some stuff from the farmer’s market. And in the end – the real end of the end – I developed both – B&W and color film I used during this trip and will scan the negatives (and the positives) for the LAST post. Stay tuned and patience, please.

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Photography © Victor Bezrukov