Timeless, I think – could you date it precisely?
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Not much ch of a clue there Sue.
Hard to tell what he’s carrying but is that a holder for a largeish mobile phone attached to his belt?
Nope, he’s just carrying a bag of some sort….
Yes, 3.05 pm on 2nd September, but not this year …
Seriously though, love the suggestion of solidity, even dependability that the monochrome effect offers, a contrast to the figure with their shopping (?).
Well, I converted it to monochrome, and thought it could potentially have been taken in the 50s or 60s rather than a decade ago…..
Timeless indeed!
Thanks, Chris!p
Dunno where the p came from
Perhaps you were offering me “a penny for your thoughts”? 🙂
Well, there’s a thought!
As he is carrying a man-bag, I would suggest it is after 1970, also from the cut of the trousers.
But I am often wrong!
Best wishes, Pete.
Oh, I don’t think it’s a man bag, but a camera case….
I haven’t got my new glasses yet… 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Teehee!!
Seems like the picture has been taken… in France? Maybe one or two decades ago 😀
You are correct – France a decade about….sh ame, I hoped it wouldn’t be so obvious!!
I lived in France for a while and I kind of recognized the architecture 😉
Oh, Ok!
I was going to guess 70’s France.
That’ll do me!
Lovely textures!
Thank you, Gilly!
Gorgeous tones and scene too.
Many thanks, Paula!
I agree that it’s timeless, Sue.
janet
Many thanks, Janet!
Lovely shot. It does have a timeless quality to it. Love those narrow roads.
Many thanks, Draco!
Great shot. He’s rather formally dressed by todays standards which seems out of place in what looks like a less wealthy street. Agree with above -street looks French and man looks late 1970s.
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It’s absolutely timeless. I am sure the houses are at least a hundre years old, while the man walking past the rows of these picturesque buildings is more contemporary. The photo has such a peacefulness and calmness about it.
Peaceful it was, Otto!
Perfect for BnW brings out the textured walls
Thanks, Pauline!
Nope. 🙂 🙂 Not even imprecisely!
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Absolutely timeless, and full of story.
Thanks very much!