Castle Howard
Taken at Castle Howard in Yorkshire early last spring.
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Dragomir Vukovic 29/03/2006 4:59
YOU AREFrank Cecconi 28/03/2006 9:39
Nice pic, Dominic ... I really love the mood achieved with the B&W effect. Well done;-)Axel Hesslenberg 23/03/2006 10:07
Nice shot, drwas attention to the history of the place and the events that happened there in the past. AxelJacky Kobelt 19/03/2006 16:55
amazing and a bit mysticsplendid atmosphere
a great picture
Jacky
Radim Spitzer 18/03/2006 23:33
beautiful atmo! You have choosen very good point of view which gave you nice composition.I like this b/w shot.
Regards, RAdim.
Rob Bennett 18/03/2006 21:31
Nice shot dominic, there is something really peacefull about this. a compleate range of tones too, Good work.Cheers Rob.
Esti Eini 17/03/2006 16:05
I like teh atmosphere of this pic.Nick Falcone 16/03/2006 23:59
Nice mono shot. The fog gives it an eary feel to it.Greetings Nick
Luca Smail 16/03/2006 22:48
interesting and good workciao luca
Robert Riley 16/03/2006 18:50
Excellent B&W Dom, looks early in the morning, great misty feel, slightly haunting.Anastasiya Ivanova 16/03/2006 13:42
The scene in the distance looks very well (seems a bit misty there) and also the statue.Thanks very much for your comment. :)
Regards Anastasia
Ron Couwenberg 16/03/2006 10:31
Well done, great composition, and atmosphere. Beautiful view.John Bennett 16/03/2006 10:25
Well known for "Brideshead Revisited",a refreshing angle and b/w picture.Cees Kuijs 16/03/2006 9:55
Good composition, Dominic. Lovely atmosphere in the morning hase. Like too see it also in color, specially with the bloming daffodils in front :-))Greetings, Cees
Rob Brydon 16/03/2006 9:42
Nice image Dominic. We get morning's like that out here but it is usually burned off by about 10 am to a lovely day. I am thinking with the daffs and other flowers, it would have looked good in colour too...Cheers..Rob