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The #Narrow streets of #Olargues taken for todays #BlueSkyArtShow Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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The #Narrow streets of #Vieussan taken for todays #BlueSkyArtShow Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI Click on any hashtag to search for more on that topic from across BlueSky.

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Old derelict buildings in #Olargues Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI Click on any hashtag to search for more on that topic from across BlueSky.

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Taken this afternoon the #Narrow ancient streets of #Vieussan The village's amphitheater-like layout along the Orb River and its narrow, vehicle-inaccessible streets retain its medieval character. Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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Just back from taking some images of #Narrow streets for tomorrow, as I have so many will post a few without the theme tag. Yes this is a street/road built in Roman times but what you can see now is from 1635. #Vieussan Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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The #Narrow streets of ancient #Agde designed for people not cars! Buildings close together for shade, fortification and social interaction with small courtyards. Cobblestones or flagstones for durability (not speed). Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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Typical of France surrounding himself and his kids with cigarette smoke! (if you look close enough) #Olargues Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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Old derelict buildings in #Olargues Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI Click on any hashtag to search for more on that topic from across BlueSky.

submitted 7 hours ago • 1 comment

Taken this afternoon the #Narrow ancient streets of #Vieussan The village's amphitheater-like layout along the Orb River and its narrow, vehicle-inaccessible streets retain its medieval character. Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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Just back from taking some images of #Narrow streets for tomorrow, as I have so many will post a few without the theme tag. Yes this is a street/road built in Roman times but what you can see now is from 1635. #Vieussan Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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The #Narrow streets of ancient #Agde designed for people not cars! Buildings close together for shade, fortification and social interaction with small courtyards. Cobblestones or flagstones for durability (not speed). Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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Smelling the Roses in the #Narrow ancient streets of #Olargues an 11th century high street, with remnants of its medieval past. Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI Click on any hashtag to search for more on that topic from across BlueSky.

submitted 19 hours ago • 2 comments

Typical of France surrounding himself and his kids with cigarette smoke! (if you look close enough) #Olargues Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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Tall #Narrow streets of #Montagnac reflect Occitanie’s blend of Roman, medieval, and agricultural history. Famous for its nicknamed "Montagnac-les-truffes" It also celebrates St. Antoine, patron saint of truffle growers Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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The #Narrow streets of #Olargues but it has had successive settlers included the Ligurians (1000 BC), Iberians, and Celtic Volcae Tectosages, followed by Romans who established Narbonne as a provincial capital in 118 BC Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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An HDR taken on a Full Spectrum Camera, but the reflected light into the sun was just magic and to capture that split second I could not take the picture quick enough! It is real and not added in processing #Olargues Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

submitted 2 days ago • 2 comments

Good morning from a very hot south of France. A three image HDR taken in the heat of the local village of ancient #Olargues yesterday afternoon. Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI Click on any hashtag to search for more on that topic from across BlueSky

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Just back from #Olargues a picturesque village with a rich history spanning prehistoric settlements, Roman influence, medieval fortifications, and Cathar heritage. Designated one of "Les Plus Beaux Villages de France" Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI

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The streets of ancient #Montagnac Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI “Whether you succeed or not is irrelevant, there is no such thing. Making your unknown known is the important thing.” Georgia O’Keeffe

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The quiet streets of #Castelnau-de-Guers Taken in #France using vintage lenses in 2025 by #©SteveC #Photography #notAI Click on any hashtag to search for more on that topic from across BlueSky.

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