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Comment by mariuca:
Very picturesque. With no offense to England, I saw these beauties in Normandie

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Comment by ubique:
This is a step down from the previous grand interiors you've shown. But for me it's actually a more interesting structure, and a more absorbing photograph. There must be a reason for the little house structure on top of what appears to be a stone footbridge? I'm wrong about everything, aren't I? Not a house, not a footbridge. Don't tell me those are not even stones! Anyway, I really enjoyed looking around in wonder here! Thank you.


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Comment by ubique:
You really are a brilliantly accomplished photographer. Having fiddled about with cameras for nearly 50 years, I still can't imagine how anyone can master the craft sufficiently to take photographs of this kind of difficult subject with such meticulous verity. I couldn't do it. Of course, I don't wish to either, but sometimes I wonder if I can't do it because I don't wish to, or I don't wish to because I can't do it. But I give myself the benefit of the doubt. Thank you.

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Comment by NikonJeb:
Ypou have an amazing way of making a square crop have so much depth.

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Comment by NikonJeb:
That's cool! The image doesn't appear to be square to me because of the building.

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Comment by krnodil:
very nice - a centered subject, with no symmetry on either side of it, which provides a lot of visual interest

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Comment by Germaine:
There's a lot to look at here -- the texture in the water, the stonework in the building, the arch, and best of all, pumpkins in the window!

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Comment by nam:
What a great place - I LOVE stone structures . . . buildings, bridges, walls - and here I have them all.

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Comment by GeneralE:
I don't think I've ever seen an arch with a skinny keystone like that -- great find and detail.

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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
That chimney needs a little work. Great find, I'm thinking water mill?