The Lavender Harvest in Provence a Video

Contributor blog post by Lost in Provence:

Perhaps nothing says Provence more than vast fields of fragrant purple lavender. But like everything in this land of rich agriculture, lavender is more than just a backdrop for beautiful photos. Lost in Provence set out to learn more about lavender’s history, how it …Continue reading here

And watch their lavender scented video here:

Episode 04: Lavender Harvest from Kendrick Wallace on Vimeo.

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Lost in Provence

Ken Wallace has worked visual effects producer on Hollywood feature films for the past 20 years, most recently producing the visual effects on Into the Woods for Walt Disney Studios. He attended University in Southern California, and has degrees in design and film production. Ken has worked on location throughout the US, Canada, Europe and overseas in China and Japan. He now lives with his family in Bédoin, Provence where he follows his passion by pursuing personal film projects about French and European culture.

Bill Flanagan is originally from Tennessee and first traveled to Europe as an exchange student in the mid 1980's. Since then he has been kicking down the back-roads and exploring the nooks and crannies of this wonderful place (Provence) he now calls home. When he is not out finding really interesting stories, Bill can usually be found riding bikes or running trails with his three boys and lovely wife.

Ken and Bill created a blog and video channel Lost in Provence.