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- bibliothèquedetoulouse
- maison
- arbre
- château
- fenêtre
- ville
- architecturemilitaire
- promontoire
- montagne
- foix
- ariège
- midipyrénées
- tourfortifiée
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- autochrom
- rempart
- meurtrière
- créneau
- châteaudefoix
- road
- houses
- châteaude
- autochrome
- pierre
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Abside de l'abbaye, XIe siècle, Souillac from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded March 2009
Château de Montal, Lot, reproduction d'une gravure ancienne from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded March 2009
Vieille maison, Saint-Céré, octobre 1898 from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded March 2009
Vallée de l'Aveyron, vue prise du donjon, Najac from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded October 2008
Foix from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded September 2008
Vue sur le château de la rue du Lycée, Foix from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded September 2008
Vue sur le château de la rue du Lycée, Foix from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded September 2008
Vue sur le château de la rue du Lycée, Foix from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded September 2008
Vue sur le château de la rue du Lycée, Foix from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded September 2008
Le château et la gare, Lourdes, 13 juillet 1906 from Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploaded September 2008
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Vallée de l'Aveyron, vue prise du donjon, Najac
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Xoan Anton Castro Barreiro said:
I saw your picture in the group Languages of Europe


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Ricardo said:
I saw your picture in the group Languages of Europe


Abside de l'abbaye, XIe siècle, Souillac
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grasseyedbeads said:
I love the sharp edges of the shadows as it contrasts with the circle shape of the building. I also find it interesting that the highest fence is where the building appears to be the lowest, and the lowest fence appears to be the highest; it matches the sharp shadow edge vs the "soft" round building in terms of counter-intuitivity. and I especially like how the mysterious flare in the bottom left corner (street lamp, maybe?) helps to add to the ominousness of the photo.
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Francisco Aragão said:
so beautiful !!
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Lise au Portugal said:
magnifique !!!!!!!!!!