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On The Tunnel by arhab

This has grown on me after several views.

That figure in the foreground grabs your attention as do the other figures.

There are technical issues that can be rescued to a degree.

Should the opportunity arise it would be well worth while taking more shots noting how the light is reflecting off the water that can fool even the best of camera meters.

I have done a mod using some tweaks in LR4 squeezing what detail there is in the background at the top half of the frame.

Journal deux by magicaxeman

Cropping the base improved this for me.
Excellent use of lighting on an ever so simple set up.

Old Hall, Dalmally by GeorgeBuchan

Best buiding in Dalamaly, for a camera that is.
Done it myself but not sure about it being the old Hall as that is up by the rail station built in the same manner but difficult to photograph.
The "Hall" in question has a history that is somewhat mystical.

warrenpoint by gunner44

Such a shame that they had to add that hideous fire escape.

An Old Shed by myrab

It all looks so strange to be added to a former building that tempts me to describe it as an entrance porch.
I would have been tempted towards a B&W image although the colour does work.
Sharpness has suffered for some reason.

I stand alone. by shortski

Thank goodness they left it.
Would make a great print on the wall, large of course.

irish pub by nikonleica

i often find such insignificant buildings interesting in how they looked in the original years.
A social document that depicts the changes with a somewhat odd addition on the floor above.

Guess who? by misterliam

LED ZEPPELIN

Monochrome Defences... by Scottishlandscapes

And how different it would be in colour.
My inclination would lean towards a darker sky and a trim at the bottom.
It would be on my list for a big print.

Pub Grub by p12owe

Very much my kind of subject with or without the homeless figure.
The number of times I find such buildings that are marked for a visit then find them demolished and gone.

Iris by Nikonuser1

Very effective where I have a liking for plants that are `past their best`
Toning is subjective although I err towards the warmer tone for this subject.

LR4 + Silver Effex is a magic combination.

Rusty Roof by netta1234

I rather think if you were to dig deeper as to to its original use would reveal that it was or
they, were cottages.
The roof may well have been stone slabs that over time collapsed under the weight.
Cheap and easy tp use corrugated iron saved them for storage by the farmer.


Quote: The doors being a few feet off the ground

I am thinking windows

I spotted some in Glencoe village that as far as I could see are all that remains of its past.
My curiosity was to see what the other side revealed but failed to find any access.

Decay by Pete

I see many of these that strangely have no skull

Roof by HPalin

Almost surreal.
The tones and space works well in B&W

Corsair by cambsman

Certainty the lighting that has scored here.
Out the many shots with aircraft in the air that I have seen this nails it.

Rosy Lee by Fefe

An individual shot as part of a series that looks promising.

Looks authentic with not only the clothing fashion but the paper bag and the old case on the floor but those mugs do speak of modernity