This lovely forest photo was taken on All Saints Day by my friend and neighbour in Les Grouets, Paul Courtet. C’est mon ami et voisin aux Grouets, Paul Courtet, qui a pris cette belle photo de forêt le jour de la Toussaint.
6 replies on “All Saints Day in Blois Forest – Jour de Toussaint en forêt de Blois”
Quite a serene shot.
Telle belle lumière feuilletée !
Lovely light filtering through the trees!
@ William – I love the forest here and Paul captured it perfectly
@ Susan – I think you might mean “feutrée”.
I suppose so. I thought I had read this expression somewhere and I latched on to it as being a lovely evocative description that there isn’t an English equivalent for, meaning something like ‘leafy light’. Anyway, I can’t find it anywhere so I assume it doesn’t exist — shame…I must have (mis)heard and misinterpreted it on television.
Very good! However, in that case it would have been feuillé (which also doesn’t exist). Maybe the expression was actually “lumière filtrée”?
I think it’s likely to have been feutrée. I can imagine mishearing that on the telly. I can’t tell you how disappointed I am!
6 replies on “All Saints Day in Blois Forest – Jour de Toussaint en forêt de Blois”
Quite a serene shot.
Telle belle lumière feuilletée !
Lovely light filtering through the trees!
@ William – I love the forest here and Paul captured it perfectly
@ Susan – I think you might mean “feutrée”.
I suppose so. I thought I had read this expression somewhere and I latched on to it as being a lovely evocative description that there isn’t an English equivalent for, meaning something like ‘leafy light’. Anyway, I can’t find it anywhere so I assume it doesn’t exist — shame…I must have (mis)heard and misinterpreted it on television.
Very good! However, in that case it would have been feuillé (which also doesn’t exist). Maybe the expression was actually “lumière filtrée”?
I think it’s likely to have been feutrée. I can imagine mishearing that on the telly. I can’t tell you how disappointed I am!