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So typical of you 🙂 I love it, Sue, I would love to sneak through this labyrinth of decay with my camera too.
Alas, I didn’t get to wander in the labyrinth, I was trespassing just to get this shot through the doorway- safest to stay well outside as the building is now in a perilous state of decay
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I love this shot
Thank you! An older image, but one I return to from time to time….
Nice image Sue. Good contrast of light and shadow and plenty of texture too
Thanks, Debs…I recall it was a beautiful sunny day
Interesting to contemplate the many that have passed through that old passage, Sue.
Best wishes, Pete.
Indeed! It was an old vicarage
B&W is just right for this shot, Sue. Very attractive.
janet
Thank you, Janet! Gives it a timeless feel
I agree.
Wow, what a cool capture!
Thank you, Amy!
Well done Sue,I’m struggling with this one!
Which one, Gilly? Paula’s Passage or Ailsa’s Quiet??
Paula’s passage!
Oh, right…I would have posted the Stelvio, but Paula used that…so I had to have a think!
It looks very well in monochrome, Sue- it comes alive! Lovely light.
Many thanks, Dina…the light was perfect that day!
Wonderful play of light and shadows.
Many thanks, Victoria!
Absolutely irresistable, Sue.
Glad you thought so, A-C!
Love the strong shadows here and the texture of that brick work.
Thanks, Jude….the light was great that day!
Great play with light and shade, Sue. Makes you want to step in and explore.
I would have loved to explore, but it was a condemned building, I wimped out! But the idea with that image was to make the viewer want to see what’s round the corner, so it has succeeded to some degree!
Completely succeeded, I’d say 🙂
Thank you!
J’aime cette excellent photo, Sue. Thanks!
Gracias!
Me gusta mucho esta fotografÃa, es excelente. Gracias!
Mucho Gracias! Glad you like it, Isabel!
Francés, inglés, español… . I’m confused. Sorrry!
Well, so am I!
So beautiful capture of lights and shadows Sue!!
Thank you, glad you like it!
I like this very much. A quiet passage for sure! Happy new year to you!!!
Thanks!