[Albion] 48 Hours in Marseille - A Photo Album

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

For anyone interested, I’ve created a photo album of my 48 hours in Marseille.
The album is a mixture of pics from around the city and also from at the game.
An amazing experience for everyone who was able to be there with memories created that will last forever.

Click on the link below if you want to view the album:

A Flickr album of 48 hours in Marseille

Tremendous work. Fanny aside, this was my favourite:

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Thanks @Change at Barnham really great pictures.

 

[Swegulls]

Great photos, thanks for sharing!!

 

[Jim in the West]

Fantastic - really brings out the spirit of the place, the atmosphere - great work

 

[Ooh it’s a corner]

Whilst I went to some of those places @ChangeatBarnham your pics are far better than mine! Great review of your memories. I think those fireworks/flares in the ground, the tumultuous noise and our non-stop singing are probably mine - what a trip!

 

[Zeberdi]

Tremendous work. Fanny aside, this was my favourite:

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me too HWT

Lovely Yellow Legged Gull (and standing proud like we were in France).

Did anyone notice the Pervis sticker too in one of the images?

 

[Glawstergull]

Fantastic job.
Thanks for sharing

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

Really strong work, thank you for posting here.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

These are brilliant.

Love the Wimbledon sticker. Beautifully delusional.

 

[Sheebo]

Brilliant @Change at Barnham thanks

Pints packet Pervis
A seagull with a splif on a flag

The woke posters are going to have a fit

Was the fella with the black shirt and fag in mouth giving the coach an offensive gesture?!

Also, were the Scottish people randomly at the front with the flag Albion or just tourists?!

 

[Titanic]

Brilliant @Change at Barnham
Also, were the Scottish people randomly at the front with the flag Albion or just tourists?!

They came out of the tunnel area after the match... could well be Billy's family ??

 

[Sheebo]

They came out of the tunnel area after the match... could well be Billy's family ??

Ah maybe. My mate was looking after the players family’s and said the Gilmours were lively

 

[Change at Barnham]

Wow. Are you a photo journalist or similar?

It's just a hobby, I'm often found taking photos with a bigger camera at Bognor or Littlehampton games when not watching Brighton.
I travel a lot as a tour manager escorting groups to sporting events, mainly cricket and some football. But I'm never allowed in with a large camera so I use a little Sony RX100 mk7 which fits in my pocket.
It's a great little camera and particularly good in low light when sometimes even the brilliant new mobile phone cameras struggle a bit with blur from distance.
I enjoy the challenge of trying to create a story. It's all a bit of fun and keeps me from worrying about unnecessary stuff.

 

[Official Old Man]

For the first time I too done a pile of videos of the trip, starting at 4:30 am Wednesday and highlighting all our missed trains. But no, I'm not shareing any of it.

 

[Bald Head]

WOW, All aspects captured there, the perfect package. Many thanks for that.

 

[Bodian]

Where's the photo of the jacket & glasses?

Reminds me again to investigate getting one of those nifty cameras of yours. So good.

 

[Weststander]

It's just a hobby, I'm often found taking photos with a bigger camera at Bognor or Littlehampton games when not watching Brighton.
I travel a lot as a tour manager escorting groups to sporting events, mainly cricket and some football. But I'm never allowed in with a large camera so I use a little Sony RX100 mk7 which fits in my pocket.
It's a great little camera and particularly good in low light when sometimes even the brilliant new mobile phone cameras struggle a bit with blur from distance.
I enjoy the challenge of trying to create a story. It's all a bit of fun and keeps me from worrying about unnecessary stuff.

You certainly did! Love the way you captured facets of life in the city.

 

[BNthree]

Basically I’m going to save all these photos and show them to my mrs and claim they’re my own.

 

[Pevenseagull]

Enjoyed looking through those while having a coffee and a croissant.

Thanks

 

[dolphins]

It's just a hobby, I'm often found taking photos with a bigger camera at Bognor or Littlehampton games when not watching Brighton.
I travel a lot as a tour manager escorting groups to sporting events, mainly cricket and some football. But I'm never allowed in with a large camera so I use a little Sony RX100 mk7 which fits in my pocket.
It's a great little camera and particularly good in low light when sometimes even the brilliant new mobile phone cameras struggle a bit with blur from distance.
I enjoy the challenge of trying to create a story. It's all a bit of fun and keeps me from worrying about unnecessary stuff.

Always great to get a recommendation of a bridge camera, particularly if good at low light. Have you ever used it in a concert situation? Sorry to slightly take the thread off topic for a second!

Thanks for posting the gallery. The pictures from Marseille were great - as one of the poor sods who had to stay at home, it gave a great flavour of the event. I've been to Marseille a few times but just for non-football related things, so it was interesting to see the different side of the city.