Light Triangle Perouges

ragman

Light Triangle Perouges

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Pérouges was inhabited by craftsmen – mainly farmers and linen weavers. It was probably founded by a Gallic colony returning from Perogia in Italy.

In 1167 the Seigneur d’Anthon famously shut the commune’s walls against the troops of the Archbishop of Lyon, and as early as 1236 the inhabitants earned communal freedom.

In 1601 the town officially became French. Until the end of the 18th century, the textile industry in Pérouges boomed. In the 19th century, however, roads and railroads were re-routed and the population dropped from 1,500 to 8.

But, starting in 1911, the town was restored and houses were saved. Today, Pérouges is a popular tourist attraction.

Light Triangle Perouges belongs to the following groups:

Castle Magic and Photographic France
Light Triangle Perouges by ragman
  • studiomunch

    studiomunch

    amazing shot

  • ragman

    ragman

    Thanks Steve, I’m glad you’re keeping an eye on my work, much appreciated

  • Grahame Clark

    Grahame Clark

    Congratulations with this shot – looks like a difficult one to get the exposure right but you’ve pulled it off nicely. Well done!

  • ragman

    ragman

    It’s probably my best quality reading light ~ and I’ve never used an exposure meter in my life

  • GerryMac

    GerryMac

    excellent composition!

  • marieancolie

    marieancolie

    My “winner” :)

  • Simon Deadman

    Simon Deadman

    Wow, very nice. I like your overall conceptual approach to your artwork.

  • Peter Davidson

    Peter Davidson

    Good image!

  • kcranmer

    kcranmer

    You have a wonderful eye, wonderful shot!

  • ragman

    ragman

    Thanks special K

  • SylviaHardy

    SylviaHardy

    I feel I can get lost in this scene by disorientation and then all of a sudden find myself back again! Beautiful work!

  • SylviaHardy

    SylviaHardy

    I feel I can get lost in this scene by disorientation and then all of a sudden find myself back again! Beautiful work!

  • ragman replied

    Thank you Sylvia for looking at it the way have ~ you have summed it up well

  • Pagly2

    Pagly2

    I agree wuth everything that has been said…amazing cature…...please show us more…fascinating….....Thank you…

  • Etienne RUGGERI Artwork

    Etienne RUGGER...

    I live in Lyon, near Pérouges !!
    Perfect beam of light and nice composition.

  • ragman replied

    Lyon is one of my favourite cities, not just in France but anywhere; we were there for Bastille Day; will be in Paris this year; but intend going back to Lyon next year if not sooner

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