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Province, Plainly

The French countryside left the colour it actually was: a stone oddity, a low farmhouse and an ivy ruin in the fields outside Pellegrue, the village water tower, a château lawn under an old oak, the market streets of Issigeac, the clock gate in Libourne, a morning street in Castillon-la-Bataille, the Dordogne at Eynesse and the Arcachon Bay at low tide on Cap Ferret. Edited lightly and kept true, for walls that want something quiet.

15 pieces. These are real photographs, not generated images.

A weathered stone structure with a tree growing from it in the middle of a stubble field under grey cloud.
A tall concrete village water tower rising from the fields against a grey, broken sky.
A roofless stone farmhouse ruin wrapped in ivy, standing in dry summer grass.
A lone tree on a rise of rough grass with an old farmhouse and hedges behind.
A great spreading oak casting a lacy shadow on a sunlit lawn in front of a pale château.
A quiet street of pale stone houses with shutters and a narrow pavement in early sun.
Sailboats and small boats resting on the sand and green tidal flats of a wide bay under a deep blue sky.
A low old farmhouse half-hidden behind tall summer grass and trees under a cloudy sky.
A bend of an old stone village street with shuttered houses and a café awning.
A narrow lane of stone houses beside a big plane tree and a low stone kerb.
A long, faded wooden shopfront running along an old stone building on a village street.
A town street leading to a tall clock gate tower with shopfronts and a wide pavement.
A long narrow street of stone houses with one side in shadow and one in sun.
Two pale stone gateposts at the entrance to a tree-shaded lane.
The Dordogne bending past green banks and poplars under blue sky and soft cloud.

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