Joigny, France
July 2009
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11 comments:
That's a beautiful scene, V, and I love the framing of the arch.
Delightful and so quiet.
Oh I want to be there walking through all that glorious history .. if those walls could speak
Beautiful! It reminds me of the small towns we saw in Provence. Also, love that banner shot. I wish I were back in that room right now!!
Ah gee, Virg, these French shots just get better and better. So many histories in one picture. Brava! Brava!
Isn't it wonderful to get out and wander around France ?!?
I went to Joigny quite some time ago, on the way down to Vezelay...
Great shot of medieval France.
I love it! You really captured this scene in a wonderful way. It looks classic.
Very lovely, Virginia, and the people only add to the quality of the capture.
This is an outstanding photo. The architecture and composition are great but the photo vibrates with humanity because you've included the man and woman walking. Excellent.
This is a really great photograph. Love the tones and the contrast. The scale of the entry is amazing.
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