very good ,well exposed for all the different lighting scources in the shot. out of interest what lens did you use. could do with a bit of straightening on left hand side and would be perfect:) I used a Sigma 8-16 UW - I already straighten a bit but the more you do, the more you get the imression that the room looses height (I am always torn between straight lines and not too shallow rooms :-) ...

very good ,well exposed for all the different lighting scources in the shot. out of interest what lens did you use. could do with a bit of straightening on left hand side and would be perfect:)

+1 for the colour,i think that this version shows more "grittiness" than the mono in this instance

it would be a shame to loose that sky by going mono. very relaxing picture. trust you went to the Hart after for a nice meal and a pint. we always do on our annual Yorkshire holiday in Whitby:D

as above but the water line appears to be sloping down to the right. like the finish you are getting, is it the on board hdr?

lovely sky but i think ,get rid of the electricity pole and cables, then the signs and the white lines. your left with a lovely rural scene.Little Bo Peeps Lost Sheep:D

nice shot. is it hdr or some form of exposure bracketing to get that colour and finish as the colour of the stone used there i thought was a little stronger yellow. where i live around Stroud the stone colour errs towards grey as it ages where as it seems to retain the strong yellow in the northern part of gloucestershire again lovely picture taken at the right time before the coachloads tur ...

I want a water colour of there, like that.:D a couple of passes with dry brush filter then print on epson watercolour paper, :wink: nice to see a different touch, well done

great shot.

nice shot great pub round the corner if i remember