White water kayaking on the river Tarn
White water kayaking on the river Tarn
This was a beautiful river to paddle with stretches of gentle whitewater, ideal for the inflatable kayaks that Geoff and John, seen here, were paddling. I wanted to capture the beauty and scale of the mountains that make up this valley and show the two paddlers having fun on the moving water. My DSLR was inside a couple of drybags and stuffed inside my boat to keep them protected from knocks and water. I got out of the boat at different spots to get these photographs.
 
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The River Tarn, south of France.
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