Flatford Mill
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Flatford Mill on the river Stour in Suffolk - birthplace of John Constable (1776-1837)
31/03/2009 - 14:33Unicorn1
CategoryArchitecture
LensN/A
ISO100
Focal Length18mm
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Posted 31/03/2009 - 19:01
I like it. Superb!!
Curiosity killed the cat....but for a while I was a suspect
K200D, 18-250mm DA lens, Cokin ND & Hoya UV & Cir-Pol filters, Paint Shop Pro Photo X2
Curiosity killed the cat....but for a while I was a suspect
K200D, 18-250mm DA lens, Cokin ND & Hoya UV & Cir-Pol filters, Paint Shop Pro Photo X2
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Posted 31/03/2009 - 20:33
A lovely timeless scene, beatifully captured. The toning really suits the subject.
Friendly Regards
Graham
Friendly Regards
Graham
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Posted 31/03/2009 - 22:19
Im no expert but from just the thumbnail I could see this is an amazing photo... Looking at it more, the building on the right is interesting... the way the roof raises towards the overhanging bit.
Last Edited by smiff on 31/03/2009 - 22:20
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Posted 01/04/2009 - 08:57
Thanks for your comments guys, very encouraging!
The roof has sagged in the middle over the years, the overhanging bit is where the grain was hauled up to, so is a much stonger part of the building. Making flour is a top-down process!
Leslie
K20 + BG2, K100d, MZ7, K1000, various Pentax and Sigma lenses
smiff wrote:
Im no expert but from just the thumbnail I could see this is an amazing photo... Looking at it more, the building on the right is interesting... the way the roof raises towards the overhanging bit.
Im no expert but from just the thumbnail I could see this is an amazing photo... Looking at it more, the building on the right is interesting... the way the roof raises towards the overhanging bit.
The roof has sagged in the middle over the years, the overhanging bit is where the grain was hauled up to, so is a much stonger part of the building. Making flour is a top-down process!
Leslie
K20 + BG2, K100d, MZ7, K1000, various Pentax and Sigma lenses
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