Small temple on an old English estate.......>

Arch · May 8, 2006

Just found this temple (or maybe a folly?) at Mount Edgcumbe yesterday, not far from home........ its full of old buildings with elaborate grounds (The edgecumbes were rich!).... loads to shoot.....i think this was built in 1755 just for decorative purposes......theres a few of them there..... they do look kind of mystical.

Cheers for lookin

Antarctican · May 8, 2006

That's a nice looking structure, even after all these years. Like the PS treatment too. First one is my fave, by just a hair....I like the compo with the building nestled beneath the tall flowering trees. Look forward to seeing more pics of your wanderings.

MommyOf4Boys · May 8, 2006

gorgeous! and what a great find!

Arch · May 9, 2006

Thanks guys

danalec99 · May 9, 2006

MommyOf4Boys said:
gorgeous! and what a great find!

Yes it is. Digging the post treatment here. Favour the first one since the elements are more balanced.

Mohain · May 9, 2006

danalec99 said:
Favour the first one since the elements are more balanced.

Lovely shot. Great processing :thumbup:

Chiller · May 9, 2006

Wow, Arch...these are awesome. Nice work man.

Karalee · May 9, 2006

Loving the glowing post work youve done... makes it look very eerie.

Digital Matt · May 9, 2006

Great shots. I love the softness and tone. I like #1 best.

Arch · May 9, 2006

Thanks for the comments guys........... yea i prefer the first too.... just added the second for a larger perspective

MyCameraEye · May 9, 2006

Very cool find and picture. Looks like you painted with light or blasted it with a powerful flash. Very cool looking.

Raymond J Barlow · May 9, 2006

awesome!!

Arch · May 10, 2006

Thanks for the comments guys

Fate · May 10, 2006

Great shots! Really love the first one

JTHphoto · May 10, 2006

awesome shots arch, they turned out really good. The toning in the first photo is a little more appealing. I like how the structure is tucked up under the trees, which is a little more evident in the second shot... i actually think i prefer that one... although i might be tempted to crop a little off the bottom (8x10 format). I almost missed these, glad i didn't... thanks for bumping 'em up! :thumbup: