Left Bank - Right Bank

A view this evening looking east from the footbridge across the Nantes-Brest Canal in Châteaulin town centre. I was struck by how the houses on the left look like like a housing developer's mock-up... yet all of these date from the beginning of the last century, or earlier.

Once again, I'm amazed by the ease with which modern cameras can handle IS0 12800.

This is BoB I think.

[Brigette]

they look like little gingerbread houses

[Joan Robillard]

A beautiful evening shot.

[Taffy]

Oh gosh, this is simply stunning. They do look like they are newer structures on the left ban, but gorgeous with the reflection.

[Adi]

Gorgeous reflection Richard.
LED lighting, so blue and not good for us

[FBailey]

The most beautiful depth of blue

[Joanne Diochon]

Sky colour here is amazing, a true blue hour feeling to this.

[gloria jones]

Fabulous light, reflections and gorgeous shades of blue

[Marnie]

Absolutely fantastic!!!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow - that's such an incredible image!

[Caterina]

Great color and reflections. And wonderful leading lines. Fav

[Shanne]

lovely evening shot - and it's recent that new housing developments have echoed the irregularity of the older houses. Back in the 70s housing was all the same

[Richard Sayer]

@shannejw In fact Shanne, all of the white lit houses date from before WW2 and some of them from the 19C.

[Shanne]

I lived in a village that had three huge housing estates built on it in the late 60s and 70s, all with matching houses. Not bad 60s open plan houses, from the ones I went into, but no variation in design. It's still had more building since

[carol white]

Lovely reflections, a super nighttime capture. Fav!! 😀

[Gillian]

The difference in lighting is quite remarkable! Wonderful capture.

[Jacqueline]

The colours and reflections are super!

[Jane Pittenger]

Wonderful light, color, reflections, detail. Did you do noise reduction?

[Kathy]

It's like two different towns. How very curious.

[Margo Sayer]

VML the lighting and That Sky....Swooon!

[David]

Impressive! You can give credit to the camera if you like but I'm sure I couldn't get anything near as good as this - my eyes don't work very well in such low light!