Chez Felix, Antibes

Photo by Stephen Bohn

Aside from the restaurant Chez Felix, where the writer Graham Greene once frequently lunched, this little square in Antibes contains the Aguillon fountain, built as a tribute to the Brigadier d'Aguillon of the royal army of King Louis XVI because he restored the Roman aqueduct and brought drinking water to the town in 1785.

Antibes

Although I only spent a day in Antibes while exploring the south of France, it's one of the places that is still very vivid in my memory. I look forward to a return visit some day.
Texture by Kerstin Frank.

Antibes from the Wall

Looking back towards the town from the ramparts near a particularly sharp looking wrought iron gate.
Texture by Shadowhouse Creations

Above the Crowd

Enjoying a balmy afternoon from her charming balcony, this young woman was oblivious to the commotion in the street below her. Added textures are from Paree Erica and Kerstin Frank Art.

Antibes Girl

This young woman was enjoying a beautiful day in Antibes, not far from the Picasso Museum. I've added a texture from Shadowhouse Creations.

Antibes Balcony

This colorful balcony caught my eye while visting the town of Antibes on the Mediterranean. I've added a sketch action, as well as a texture from Shadowhouse Creations.

Antibes Revisited

This is an alternate version of the image I posted on September 26, 2011. For this one I used a texture from les brumes to give the harbor of Antibes a slightly grittier, somewhat chillier mood.

Gazing out to Sea

The promenade in Antibes is a great place for a stroll, or just sitting back on a bench and enjoying the view. Textures from Shadowhouse Creations gave my photo a watercolor look.

Fort Carre, Antibes

We visited Antibes on a beautiful, sunny day and the first thing we saw after departing from the train station and walking into town was the 16th century Fort Carre.

Textures created by Shadowhouse Creations and rubyblossom