Step back in time
Posted 09/02/2020 - 16:23
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Gorgeous tones in both images, Lenny. There's a form of intimacy in St Ann's Well which quite appeals to me.
Posted 09/02/2020 - 17:27
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Sry wrote:
... There's a form of intimacy in St Ann's Well which quite appeals to me.
There are better views to be had, but it's difficult when the current tenants park their car out the front - the windscreen is just visible in the dip in the bushes
... There's a form of intimacy in St Ann's Well which quite appeals to me.
LennyBloke
Posted 11/02/2020 - 00:22
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Very nice. Did you use a touch of sepia in the pp ?
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Posted 11/02/2020 - 01:07
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Pity about the modern brick thing on the right of the 2nd image (not your fault!). That aside, it almost looks like a half plate contact print from years ago.
Posted 11/02/2020 - 09:02
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Thanks for the comments!
davidwozhere wrote:
Pity about the modern brick thing on the right of the 2nd image (not your fault!). That aside, it almost looks like a half plate contact print from years ago.
In front of the Priory Tower is the Abbey Hotel - the original part is nice looking and in keeping with the surrounding buildings, but the extension (a bit chunk added to the right of it) and some other "add-ons" really spoil it Pity about the modern brick thing on the right of the 2nd image (not your fault!). That aside, it almost looks like a half plate contact print from years ago.
pschlute wrote:
Very nice. Did you use a touch of sepia in the pp ?
Actually no - I was playing around with the images in colour and got to a point I was fairly happy with, then I clicked the B&W button (in LR) and it gave this Sepia cast! A sort of "happy accident"
Very nice. Did you use a touch of sepia in the pp ?
LennyBloke
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