OCOLOY Day 65: Ploërmel - the Old Quarter

It's not uncommon in some of the older towns and cities in France for newer buildings to be constructed over some of the old streets and a passageway is left through the building for access. Here's an example from my walk this afternoon round the old quarter of the Breton town of Ploërmel.

Another one that rewards viewing on black!

This image is SOOC and is part of my ongoing OCOLOY project - you can read more about it in my profile.

[☠northy]

Beautiful light and framing

[gloria jones]

Great framing, light, perspective

[Julie Cortens]

Love this. Yes, beautifully framed and perfect light.

[Corinne]

Jolie perspective

[Shari]

Wonderful framing.

[Taffy]

The lighting and framing work perfectly to make your point of new atop old and as a window to some original architecture I assume.

[PTP: Past their Prime]

Great framing and superb lighting, looks even better on black. Fav.
Kev @snaggy

[Carla]

Terrific spot for photos that floor is especially great

[Ukandie!]

I am joining in the choir of voices on this one...wonderful light and framing!

[Debs Stott]

Simply stunning on black, wow! Big fav.

[Margo Sayer]

The framing makes this ooze seduction and curiosity.

[Jules Hoogstra-Anderson]

Gorgeous framing and lighting. It looks stunning on black. Again another interesting tidbit of info and I sight I don't get to see of lovely Europe.

[Andy]

Nicely taken and exposed looking through scene

[Annie D]

love the composition - and the cobblestones

[Paula]

Lovely image!

[Pamela Fillhouer]

I'm loving the floor...

[Claes]

Like all the contrasts, lines, Squares, triangles etc - and admire the clarity of the shot.

[Kathy]

Nicely framed. Lots to see.

[Joan Robillard]

Nice way to preserve some of the old.

[Jasper]

The light, especially on the paving tiles, is lovely.