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Many years since I visited the beautiful village of Cockington, must have been back in the 1980s, I think. Love this thatched cottage, Diane, very nicely framed by the trees, and the sepia treatment works well in giving it a timeless feel 😃👍🏻
Trev 😀
Trev 😀
Delightful image, Diane a lovely composition.
John
John
Beautiful image Diane, Lovely framing from the surrounding trees and the sepia treatment make it very special!
Thanks for your kind comments today, I would be round to do your fence's but have a bone in my leg! ( I remember my dad saying that if I asked him to mend something when I was a kid)
Thanks for your kind comments today, I would be round to do your fence's but have a bone in my leg! ( I remember my dad saying that if I asked him to mend something when I was a kid)
Wonderful shot Diane - lovely composition, tones & the sepia overall feel to it ... looking forward to the colour version
What a gorgeous cottage, lovely processing Diane...Lin
Quote:Beautiful image Diane, Lovely framing from the surrounding trees and the sepia treatment make it very special!
Thanks for your kind comments today, I would be round to do your fence's but have a bone in my leg! ( I remember my dad saying that if I asked him to mend something when I was a kid)
Hahahahahaha.......love that saying Geoff 🤣🤣🤣
I have been to Cockington many times and love the old time feeling the sepia gives to the cottage. It is beautifully framed by the trees as well.
Val
Val
My wife would move in tomorrow, she's always wanted to live in a thatched cottage - preferably with roses growing round the front door...
Excellent Diane, like your composition,
Fred.
Fred.
Quick shed break and a swift peruse of EPZ while the kettle boils. Love this - wonderful image and the processing works beautifully. A gong it is then ....... sorry, you'll have to blow the sawdust off! 🥴 🙂 🏆
Beautiful capture of this lovely cottage.
Sylvia
Sylvia
Ah yes ....... dashed off to shed ... forgot to bung in the gong. Doh! 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴
Sorted! 😀
Sorted! 😀
This works a treat, Diane, know the village and sepia does it justice. Similar vibe to Selworthy on Exmoor. Top image here!
Dave 🙂
Dave 🙂
Looks great with your sepia conversion for the period look, Diane
