L'eglise de Pierrelongue/ The Pierrelongue church by iaacf

Photography • Landscape • posted on Aug 14, 2009

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Pierrelongue is a tiny village in the Drome, which is a region in the South of France. It´s church is famous as it´s built on a solitary rock high above the other buildings. It seems that the architect of this church was inspired bij the Cathedral of Lourdes. I took the picture early in the morning to prevent the harsh midsummer sunlight of influencing the picture.