Abers - Breton for "estuaries" - have the particularity of having been hewn out upstream by a river as opposed to a coastal river. In Brittany, the northwest coast of Finistère, from Brignogan to the headland, Pointe St-Mathieu, is indented with deep abers, where fishing ports and marinas are nestled. They offer sublime landscapes on which the interplay of soft light and colour creates subtle nuances. Photographers can look forward to practising their skills here.