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The cathedral of Vezelay

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The cathedral of Vezelay

This is not a gothic cathedral; it’s an older Romanesque style. St Bernard is said to have advocated the initiation of the third Crusade from its steps in the 13th century. It’s perched at the end of a bluff in the Central Massif of France. Below in the coulee alongside a small creek is a Michelin starred restaurant. Except the designated buyer of the meal, the menus have no prices-kinda cool; the more so since I wasn’t the designated buyer that evening. Whew:-) The was shot with the earlier mentioned, much beloved, 20mm Nikkor. I lament its loss still…sigh.

Camera
Nikon FE
Lens
20mm Nikkor
Film
Kodak Tri-X 400
Format
35mm
Subject
Architecture
Posted from
Kirkland WA

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