Photographer's Note
October 29th, 2009
Sainte-Énimie 480146 48210
Lozère Languedoc-Roussillon
44.365 3.411 500 m
La Caze castle, Sainte-Énimie.
One sight of the towers.
Other sight of the towers.
In the canyon and on Right Bank of the Tarn river, this castle of the 15th 16th 17th 19th centuries is classified historic building since 1988. Private property, hotel establishment.
Property of Soubeyrane Alamand and Guillaume de Montclar at the 15th century, it belonged then to Frayssinet, then as from the 17th century with the family of Maillan which made bored bays and made make remarkable interior installations. The towers were rebuilt at the 19th century.
Sainte-Enimie is a french commune, located in the department of Lozère of the Languedoc-Roussillon area, populated of 509 Santrimiols in 1999, distributed out of 88 km², that is to say 6 hab./km².
At the bank of the Tarn river, and fountain of Burle, the village of Sainte-Énimie is located between the two large causses Méjean and Sauveterre.
Sainte-Énimie is one of the "Plus Beaux Villages of France", one of the more beautiful village of France.
The commune of Sainte-Énimie gathers several quite as beautiful villages and hamlets the ones as the others, Like Castelbouc, Hauterives, Prades, Saint-Chély-of-Tarn, which are on banks of the Tarn river, whereas Boisset, Champerboux and Sauveterre, are on causse of Sauveterre.
According to the legend:
Enimie would have been the daugther of Clotaire II, (584-629), king of the Francs from 613 to 629, and dedicated its life with God. It contracted leprosy thus pushing back its suitors. With the advertisement of an angel, she cures herself by a bath taken in the Fountain of Burle. Its life of holiness, then will occur on the spot, where she died about 628.
My images of Sainte-Énimie.
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besnard
(59196) 2009-11-03 2:07
Bonjour Joël
Une bonne prise en hauteur pour nous faire découvrir au maximum ce joli ch$ateau enfoui dans la verdure.
Merci pour cette belle image et bonne journée.
Nicole
snunney
(130967) 2009-11-03 2:10
Hello Joël,
A good capture of this massive fortress. The castle is clearly put in context with the surrounding countryside with the added benefit of the foreground trees helping to relieve the austere lines of the architecture. I like the soft light and colours. Very good sharpness. Well done.
dta
(98848) 2009-11-03 2:13
Bonjour Joel ,
Très jolis , ces contrastes du feuillage lumineux sur le fond plus sombre du château . Les gorges du TArn sont vraiment très belles en automne .
Amicalement
lousat
(138541) 2009-11-03 2:14
Salut Joel,the fais moi decouvrir des coins vraiment magnifiques de ton pays.Il y a centnaines des chateuax la bas,mais tu as choisi un des plus magiques,sois pour l'architechture,sois pour la position parmi les montagnes.Photo parfaite,avec une excellente lumiere et details au top.Mes compliments et merci pour to travail,bonne journee',Luciano
Budapestman
(82620) 2009-11-03 2:24
Hi Joel,
what a sight, you took a beautiful photo of this romantic view, the composition is very spectacular, the autumnal environment is picturesque. The distant mountains are beautiful likewise, the lights and POV are excellent. Great shot of this imposing castle, Congratulations. Tfs!
Have a nice day!
George
PS. Thank you for your kind words to my 800th post
patdeph
(35750) 2009-11-03 3:12
bonjour Joël
le chateau se Sainte-Enimie,est aussi beau que le vllage!J'aime beaucoup comme il semble enfoui dans les montagnes et les arbres ,et j'aime la lumière dans les feuilles,donnant beaucoup d'éclat à la photo!C'est bizarre,je ne me souviens plus de ce chateau,il va falloir que j'y retourne!
Amitiés
Pascale
cd70
(0) 2009-11-03 3:20
Hello Joel,
Splendide cette composition ! Ce chateau semble caché et bien à l'abris au fond de cette vallée. Le feuillage offre de belles couleurs de saison. Très belle architecture, plein de détails. Bravo !
Cyrille
Nicou
(193806) 2009-11-03 3:49
Hello Joël,
Merveilleux iamge très contrastée, entre la végétation aux couleurs d'autonme, et le château dans deux tons gris, le brillant sur les toits, très très bell ensemble.
mercie t amitié
Nicou
Vasa
(515) 2009-11-03 3:55
Ce charmant village ou la pierre fait la loi a meme son chateau que tu a eu a la paparazzo, Joel. Dans une lumiere d'octobre qui seduit les photographes. Ton deuxieme apparition avec Ste-Enimie contribue a la riche presentation de ce village sur TE et peu a peu on se dit: moi aussi je dois y aller. Encore une tres belle photo dans ta galelrie, deja riche, dont on est abonne.
Amicalement
Branko
rodgerg
(55767) 2009-11-03 4:32
Bonjour Joël,
Une photo qui rend bien l'austérité de ce chateau enfoui dans la végétation au mileu d'un relife escarpé. Les contrastes forts et le cadrage renforcent opportunément cette impression. Une très belle profondeur d'image grâce à cdes plans successifs bien délimités.
Amitiés,
Roger
alin-m
(3716) 2009-11-03 5:04
Verry interesting old castle with trees arround.Good photo.Best regards.Alin.
saxo042
(38078) 2009-11-03 8:42
Hi Joël,
Always very interesting to check the map view first to see where your new picture is taken... We did not see this in reality, but I do enjoy your photo here. This is a very impressive and strongly fortified castle in a very beautiful valley. Interesting note too, as usual!
Kind regards
Gunnar
diomed
(13926) 2009-11-03 9:17
Hi Joel,
spettacolare la veduta di questo castello incorniciato dalla vegetazione e sormontato da montagne che si chiudono a V.
Grande ricchezza di dettagli, ottima gestione della luce.
Buona serata
Antonio
celmaleite
(5010) 2009-11-03 9:50
Olá, Joel!
Os castelos franceses me encantam pela riqueza de suas arquiteturas e suas maravilhosas localizações. Parabéns pelo lindo trabalho e suntuosa apresentação! Abraço.
pierrefonds
(113492) 2009-11-03 11:43
Bonsoir Joël,
Les arbres et les montagnes cadrent bien le château. La prise de vue permet de voir les détails et les couleurs de l'architecture du château La Caze. La lumière est bien gérée, elle a un bel effet sur les couleurs. Bonne aoirée.
Pierre
Clementi
(52514) 2009-11-03 12:27
Ciao Joel,
mi piace questo castello con la natura che con i suoi bei colori fa da cornice, difficile da gestire la luce ma comunque sei riuscito ad ottenere una immagine magnifica.
ben fatto
Giorgio
gilou530
(34) 2009-11-03 13:24
salut joel
un autre angle une autre vue et un chateau toujours aussi médiéval, dans cet espace de nature, cadrage serré centré sur le chateau, bon boulot
amitiés
gilbert
phwall
(6787) 2009-11-03 21:44
Hello Joel,
An impressive looking castle, it looks impregnable with those solid stone walls. Superb perspective, the fortress surrounded by the beautiful autumn colours looks completely at odds with its environment.
Lovely depth, the view past the castle on to the precipitous valley is wonderful.
Regards
Peter
Graal
(103040) 2009-11-03 23:27
Bonjour Joel,
another nice view and presentation of old castle. Good 3 images and informations. Superb quality of photos. I like it.
Gr., Aleksander
John_F_Kennedy
(43797) 2009-11-04 0:27
Hello Joel,
Impressive historic architecture. Very good colours and POV, light and sharpness are wonderful.
Best wishes,
Achim
danos
(110407) 2009-11-04 0:32
Hi Joel,
nice the view of the castle as we can see it through the side branches of the trees.I like the good management of the light, as the dark area of the shot, that in combination with the WS complete the whole scene.Informative your note too.Well done.
Have a nice day,Danos
Cricri
(176) 2009-11-08 10:39
Bonsoir Joel
Très belle présentation du château bien blotti entre les feuillages et un arrière plan rocheux et de forêt aux couleurs de l'automne,belle note et WS
Belle soirée
cricri
Photo Information
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Copyright: joel berthonneau (jlbrthnn)
(76043)
- Genre: Ôïðïèåóßåò
- Medium: ¸ã÷ñùìï
- Date Taken: 2009-10-29
- Categories: ÊÜóôñá, Áñ÷éôåêôïíéêÞ
- Camera: Canon Powershot S3 IS
- ¸êèåóç: f/8, 1/250 äåõôåñüëåðôá
- Map: view
- ¸êäïóç öùôïãñáößáò: Ðñùôüôõðç Ýêäïóç
- ÈÝìá(ôá): Tarn valley and canyon [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2009-11-03 2:04