French and Oc

Street names in St. Antonin appear in both French and Oc, which is the local dialect in French Occitaine.

[judith deacon]

I just love these little French streets, they look as if they have been there forever!

[Mary Siegle]

Beautifully composed shot! The narrowness of the streets is enhanced by the vertical aspect ratio.

[Taffy]

Wonderful architectural composition -- the tones are terrific.

[Merrelyn]

I would love to wonder around this quaint little village.

[Renee Salamon]

This makes me want to go visit L’Occitane real soon -lovely composition

[borof]

I see from your pictures that this is a charming medieval town in the south of France.

[Hazel]

A lovely touch of urban, rustic, France!

[Judith Johnson]

Love these fascinating little French streets

[Pat Knowles]

I didn’t know L’Occitane was a place as well as a place as well as a body care product. Love the old buildings & narrow streets.

[MamaBec]

I want to be there!

[Joan Robillard]

Good capture

[John]

Very interesting confluence of lines and shapes!

[Wylie]

beautiful street shot, fav

[Cherrill]

Just soooo French!! You've captured the atmosphere really well.

[Valerie Chesney]

I so loved wandering the narrow lanes in the charming French villages..

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful architecture

[CC Folk]

Love the old, architecture, charm and narrow pathways...fav.