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Part of a ruined croft house on Harris, Outer Hebrides taken in July this year. We were due to go up to Scotland today, but as Christopher's knee is giving him gyp, we've cancelled our trip. The worst of it was that we were due to meet up with Dougie (scottishlandscapes) for a day's togging, but sadly that won't happen either!
A big thank you to andylea for his UA for The big bite and thank you for your time and comments. As usual - criticisms and suggestions are welcome.
Ann
| Camera: | Canon EOS 60D |
| Lens: | Sigma 17-70mm F2.8-4.5DCMacroAsp.IF HSM |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Date Taken: | 4 Jul 2012 - 11:02 AM |
| Focal Length: | 38mm |
| Aperture: | f/9.0 |
| Shutter Speed: | 1/80sec |
| ISO: | 100 |
| White Balance: | Auto |
| Title: | Ruin |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 2 Sep 2012 - 12:35 PM |
| Tags: | Architecture, Isle of harris, Landscape / travel, Outer hebrides, Ruin |
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Comments
Love your composition Ann, excellent detail captured,
Fred.
Sorry to hear you've had to pit off your trip, Ann........so disappointing for you both.
Give my regards to Chris.....I hope it all settles down soon for him.
And a lovely study of the tones and textures in the decaying roof and stonework.
There are lots of crumbling homesteads on Lewis and Harris.......suppose due to migration to the mainland in search of employment.
Regards to both.
Ronnie.
Shame about the cancelled trip but I can empathise about knackered knees! I just love ruins as a photographic subject so of course I love this.
Superb colour/tones in the stone, in particular. It will still be there when the metal roof has succumbed completely to the dreaded tin-worm. The pov is unusual and has given you a fine composition too.
Best wishes to Christopher for a swift recovery. It's a shame to cancel a holiday, but knees come first - as mine are starting to remind me ![]()
Regards
Bill
Rusty corrugated iron is as much a part of the northern British landscape as the stone walls.
Sorry to hear about Christopher's knee. We are all suffering natural wear and tear, I suspect.
Moira
Nice image of decay. Sorry to hear about the cancelation.
Regards.
Gavin
Unusual and very effective pov, Sue. Whose shoulders were you standing on to take this?![]()
Disappointing as the cancellation is, you can comfort yourself in the knowledge that the wonderful nature will still be there for you next time.
Malc
Shame about the trip, Ann. I was a bit worried this was an image of your accommodation on the North Yorkshire Moors!! Congratulations on the website
, knocked my Nepalese girl into runner up spot. Look forward to seeing the site when it's up and running.
Dave
Awesome textures in this capture Ann, so many tones also, the crop does focus you on these great texture and tones.
Regards
Trev.
I am so sorry to hear about the cancellation of your trip Ann. I hope you can rearrange soon.
Excellent composition here. love the roof and those red diagonals.
Derek
Love the view point here Ann, and smashing textures too.
Thanks for your good wishes ![]()
John ![]()
shame to see them going to rot i would happily retire to one of them for sure. Nice rusty grot on the roof an texture in the stone work. Hope you can rearrange the trip and hope Christopher knee mends soonest
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I like the colour of the rusty corrugated iron roof and the detail and textures in the stonework. The pov is excellent too.
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