Miossec, Chardonnet… personalities in the spotlight

Miossec, Chardonnet… personalities in the spotlight
Miossec, Chardonnet… personalities in the spotlight

Par

Julien Saliou

Published on

Nov 14 2024 at 6:00 p.m

See my news
Follow Côté

The Brest firefighters’ association has released its 2025 calendar. Last year, Breton culture was in the spotlight. This time they are Brest personalities who are highlighted. 13 exactly.

For the second year in a row, Mathieu Le Gall was in charge of the shooting. “A great experience and great encounters, with the firefighters and these personalities,” rejoices the photographer.

Miossec, Brendan Chardonnet, Irène Frachon…

With his camera, he immortalized the singer Miossec; Mireille Cann, guardian of rue Saint-Malo; the journalist Steven Le Roy; handball player Pauline Coatanéa; the captain of Stade Brestois 29, Brendan Chardonnet; Irène Frachon, pulmonologist; Claude Ferrec, geneticist at Brest University Hospital; Jacky Bouilliol, member of the Goristes; Christophe Goret, alias Kris, comic book scriptwriter; Katell Alençon, Paralympic cyclist; Guillaume Pape, starred restaurateur; Prigent Colin, very involved in the disabled sports association; and Paul Bloas, painter.

“The firefighters contacted the personalities, I also suggested some, like Mireille Cann. Rue Saint-Malo is the first place where I was able to exhibit,” says Mathieu Le Gall. Whose photos were taken during the summer of 2024.

Miossec in a standoff with a firefighter for the 2025 calendar. ©Mathieu Le Gall

A favorite photo? “Maybe the one with Miossec. He makes a standoff with a firefighter. I wanted to try, I like the result, even though we had originally planned a photo with a music group. I learned that Miossec’s father was a firefighter, he was happy to pose for the calendar. »

Videos: currently on Actu

24,000 copies

The firefighters’ tour started on November 2. It will end at the end of December. As a reminder, the price of the calendar is free. 24,000 copies were printed by the Cerid printing company in Lambézellec.

“This money is intended to help us live better at the barracksto improve our daily lives. We also use it to organize events, like our Sainte-Barbe,” explains Florent Le Roux, adjutant at the Brest fire and rescue center.

He calls for vigilance, “there can sometimes be scams. The firefighters who knock on doors are always in firefighter gear. Also, we provide a receipt which serves as a raffle ticket. »

Follow all the news from your favorite cities and media by subscribing to Mon Actu.

-

-

PREV Price of the Mineral Water Garden
NEXT Why is the Chéris-Chéries festival accused of anti-Semitism?