akaruiphoto
Thank you very much for all your comments.
You can see the same picture in bigger size and better resolution on my new blog.
Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Hong Kong
Gorgeous! The textures, colors and details are super. A very quaint and romantic house!
23 May 2008 5:05am
Barbara from Florida, United States
Oh so charming, lovely and old. Beautiful light and clarity. Nice framing of the shot. I like it just the way it is but wonder how it would be without the left side of the structure cut off, unless there was other distractions there.
I adore the window flowers.
23 May 2008 5:10am
@Barbara: Thank you Barbara. I took all the house but I have crop the walls a little to concentrate on the facade which is better in my opinion.
Ian Bramham from Manchester, United Kingdom
Lovely photo of a charming old building!...your photo is very sharp but I can't quite make out the date above the window - I can see 3 of the digits: 1*93 but the crucial number looks like it is partly missing (it looks like a 2 but I doubt that very much!). These vernacular buildings look so great because of their human scale and the fact that they are made of local natural materials makes them feel so at home in the landscape.
23 May 2008 9:16am
@Ian Bramham: Thank you Ian. I have zoom on the picture and it seems to be a zero but not very sure. I did look on internet about this historical village and they start on the 11th century to the 15th century.
Veronelle from Lens, France
merci pour ton message de bienvenue......autre lieu........autre ambiance
23 May 2008 10:25am
Henry from Boston, United States
Really nice shot. Great texture, great color and the slight intrigue of that man in the window.
23 May 2008 12:04pm
vu@granby - Wolfgang from Granby, Québec, Canada
Très belle série avec beacoup de travail pp, bien fait!
23 May 2008 12:35pm
Marie-Hélène Ammor from Casablanca/Paris, Morocco
Très belle image , les vieilles pierres sont bien mises en valeur mais je me demande si ça ne serait pas mieux en ayant un des pignons de la maison? et le fait que le cadre soit blanc et grand montre encore plus qu'elle est coupée ,surtout à gauche .
23 May 2008 2:44pm
Francesc B. from région parisienne, France
...et typiquement beau... Bravo... très belle demeure, qui a de l'histoire jusque dans ses pierres...
23 May 2008 7:00pm
standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France
Très belle photo. J'aime beaucoup ton cadrage!
23 May 2008 8:50pm
Graham Russon from Cape Town, South Africa
Beautiful composition. The colours and textures are marvelous. Well spotted, well captured.
23 May 2008 9:05pm
Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France
Très belle photo, la textures des vieilles pierres est bien mise en valeur. Perso je ne suis pas gênée par le cadrage carré qui a coupé les 2 pignons mais quand je m'attarde sur la photo , par l'amputation du bas de la porte... comme quoi chacun a son ressenti.. Par conte j'aime bien le vieux monsieur à la fenêtre, je verrais bien une photo rapprochée autour de cette fenêtre habitée entre fleurs et vieilles pierres envahies de lichens. L'as-tu faite ?
23 May 2008 10:12pm
@Evelyne Dubos: Merci Evelyne. J'avais remarque le bas de la porte coupee mais c'est le cadrage d'origine (j'etais en contre bas de la maison et je crois qu'il y avait un element genant). Tres belle maison mais je n'ai pas su la prendre sous un bon angle. Je vais essayer un autre crop pour voir...
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
What a lovely old house! A little weather-beaten but still firm! Really beautiful shot!
23 May 2008 10:14pm
MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom
A very beautiful shot, full of character and history. I love the way you've captured the man looking out of the window.
23 May 2008 11:19pm
Sandrine from Cincinnati, United States
Love it! I hadn't noticed the man! Excellent capture!
24 May 2008 1:42am
