Granville Carnival, Normandy, France. The Granville Carnival is the largest in Normandy, drawing some 120,000 people to this small town on the coast with a population of just 10,000, and has been running for 141 years (15 February 2015). © Rudolf Abraham
Granville Carnival, Normandy, France © Rudolf Abraham
Granville Carnival, Normandy, France © Rudolf Abraham
Granville Carnival, Normandy, France © Rudolf Abraham
Granville Carnival, Normandy, France © Rudolf Abraham
Nikon D700 & 14-24/2.8
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