Menton Daily Photo

A sunny day in les Jardins Biovès , 20 chess boards and you have 'Chess à la Carte.' An opportunity for anyone, young or old, exper...

This is part of the Basse Corniche - the lower road - between Monaco and Menton. We are in part of Roquebrune-cap-Martin, waiting at tempora...

This photograph is dedicated to Nathalie from Avignon in Photos . She often posts marvellous reflection (and shadow) photographs on her won...

A cascade from a plant that appears to be a member of the banana family. I presume this is the fruit and wish I knew its name. There it was...

“My little dog - a heartbeat at my feet” - Edith Wharton (American Novelist and short-story writer, 1862-1937) To see how others in the Cit...

A candle at Le Balico. "Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Hap...

Yesterday's photograph was taken from one of the lower levels of the Old Cemetery. You can see the two steeples here and in that photogr...

Statuary on top of the Chapel des Penitents Blancs provides a resting place for seagulls. Taken from the cemetery directly above the Old T...

These sunglasses were very much part of this young actress's wardrobe. In the smaller photogaph - a helping hand from one student to ano...

On every corner in Menton it seemed there was street theatre - here, at the Place du Cap , a circus act. These are a group of Italian chil...

This is the finale of yesterday's Italian street theatre. The boy, lifted aloft, has a white face. Note the two people walking in front...

Nearly 700 children and adolescents took part in a day of street theatre recently. It was organised by the Service Education of Menton and...

Today is the last day of this Guest Photographer series and Chuckeroon shows us the facade of the Old Town taken from the beach - one photo...

This is a shot of the Old Town I just love - but I'd never thought of presenting it in black and white before. Of course, when the pho...

Photographed by Nathalie on the ancient donkey track to Gorbio village.

Peter's photograph says it all really - the Mediterranean and palm trees. Click on the link to see a beautiful collage of photographs...

A long name for this small daisy-like plant photographed by Chuckeroon . You see it everywhere in the south of France, tumbling out of wal...

In Richard's photo we are looking over a corner of the parvis (the square in front of the Basilica) down the rampes to the beach an...

On our last day, we went up to the medieval village of Gorbio to see the baptism of two village children, Alyssa and Kylian. Here you see N...

A painted, cracked wall in the medieval village of Roquebrune by Peter. A perfect backdrop to bougainvillea.