Sainte-Enimie

A street view of the historical town of Sainte-Enimie (about 500 inhabitants) in the southern French Lozère department, now a part of the commune of the Gorges du Tarn Causses. The small town is named after Énimie, daughter of the Merovingian king Clothar II. She was cured from leprosy three times by bathing in a nearby river and started a convent. The small town is very popular among tourists and is very close to the Tarn river and the famous Gorges du Tarn canyon. Your comments are very welcome.

I can certainly see why this town is popular with tourists, Vincent. Your excellent photo makes it very inviting. Certainly a place I’d like to visit.

Regards, Gary.

Vincent, nice work. It seems like an interesting place. Kind regards, Franz

This very beautiful image well highlights the charm of these ancient villages, which deserve to be visited more often and relive their fascinating history, as you did with your interesting note , ciao Giangiorgio

The composition is masterful. The lines take you on a wonderful journey. Bravo, Vincent.

Hi Gary,

 

thank you for your friendly comments! I'm glad this photo somehow conveys the magic of this tourist magnet in southern France. Kind regards, Vincent

Hi Franz,

 

Thank you for your friendly comments! It certainly is an interesting place, although some would mind the things to accomodate tourists put in place. But it's a wonderful town, no doubt about that. Kind regards, Vincent

Hi Giangiorgio,

 

thank you for these wonderful comments and for supporting me continuously! I'm always glad to read you like my introductory notes. Kind regards, Vincent

Hi Wayne,

 

thank you very much for your appreciation of this photo! The lines of these streets are like a river flowing through a landscape. I thank you for favoriting this image too, well appreciated! Kind regards, Vincent

Vincent, I really like the point of view that you chose for this image. It really shows off the craftsmanship and architectural details of this region and period of time. It also draws my eye along the street/path, through the buildings, and ultimately to the mountainside beyond. Well done! Todd

Charming image, Vincent! Good POV, frame, composition and story about intersecting trajectories of life and geometrical. Beautifully done! I like it! Bravo! Sincerely, Tatiana

Nobody mentioned the amazing texture displayed in this image! Bravo! Bill

Hi Todd,

 

thank you for these wonderful comments! I liked the PoV because it led my eyes to the mountain in the background. And thank you for favoriting this image! Kind regards, Vincent

Hi Bill,

 

thank you very much for your friendly comment! I liked the textures of these old streets and walls too. Kind regards, Vincent

Hi Tatiana,

 

thank you so much for your friendly comments and of course your favoriting of this photo! I was trying to get the lines in the image both tell a story about this town and its location. I'm very glad you like it. Kind regards, Vincent

Vincent great colors, and combinations of straight and curved lines. Nicely accomplished. Best regards, Patrick

Hi Patrick,

 

thank you for your friendly comments! Well appreciated as always; this town is beautiful. Kind regards, Vincent

Hi Charles,

 

thank you very much for favoriting this image! Kind regards, Vincent