The Old Mill

For a second there I thought that might be a 'vintage effect' Peter! Then it might not even be considered a photo

Well, I'm not worried about that - main thing I feel is that the processing suits the subject, and it certainly does here I think, so a good choice! Has good atmosphere, and a lot of fine detail on the building textures.

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Good pp

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PPG

It is perfect!!! Love it!!

JA

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IMHO this works sooooo much better than the colour version

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Malc

Lovely treatment and lovely shot.

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Kind regards Maria

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Good rendition of emulating historical photographic values. Subject cries out for the treatment perceived and executed so well.

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Many thanks for all your kind comments.

I must admit that this version does seem to be much better than the original full colour version I'd posted earlier !
I can't quite 'put my finger on it' but I think the colours in the original confused the main subject whereas converting to 'monochrome' lets the subject come through. I'm still just a 'learner' when it comes to PP so I'm glad I tried the experiment, and thanks again for all the comments.

Best regards
Peter