St Michel octogonal romanesque church

Saint Michel d'Entraygues

April 11 2021

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St Michel church is one of the few Romanesque churches built on an octagonal plan. It dates from the 12th century, and it may be associated with a shelter for pilgrims of St Jacques. Its rich history was revisited by the famous French architect Paul Abadie (Montmartre Sacré Coeur in Paris) who saved and restored it in the late 19th century. It's exceptional interior architecture and the luminosity of this church makes it a wonderful place for 360° panoramic photography.

Location

Europe / France

Lat: 45° 38' 32.356" N
Long: 0° 6' 20.416" E

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Fujifilm XT3 and 7Artisans 7.5mm fisheye f/2.8 II - Nodal Ninja 6 panohead

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St Michel octogonal romanesque church

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