Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque, a Cistercian abbey established in 1148, is renowned for its stunning lavender fields that bloom from late June to early August, offering a vibrant and picturesque backdrop for photographers. The abbey's austere Romanesque architecture, including its church, cloister, and dormitory, provides excellent opportunities for capturing medieval monastic life. Morning light is particularly favorable for photographing the lavender fields and the honey-stoned buildings. Tripods are allowed, but indoor photography can be challenging due to dim lighting. Be sure to respect the resident monks' privacy; some areas may be restricted.
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