Folly across the lake

By / / Architecture, folly, light, Photo Challenges / 23 comments

Another one at Stowe:

linked to February Squares at Becky’s here

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23 comments

  1. bushboy
    Reply

    Spied through the trees 🙂

  2. BeckyB
    Reply

    ah ignore previous comment, can now this glory on the big screen and realise of course it is water!!

  3. restlessjo
    Reply

    Doing well with the low lighting, Sue. Aren’t you glad February is a short month?

  4. margaret21
    Reply

    Brrr. An evocative shot.

  5. eklastic
    Reply

    I’ve been thinking about your follies (well, the square ones at least). I wanted to show a wellknown Munich one, the Monopteros in the English Garden – but the only shot I have of it is when it was completely covered (not by Christo as a piece of art but by builders). And then I remembered one close to here. It’s so large, though, that one doesn’t really think of it in terms of a folly. Anyway, thanks for the inspiration. I love this last one, hiding behind the trees and the lake with the silvery water.

  6. Heyjude
    Reply

    And a good low light image too.

  7. sustainabilitea
    Reply

    I like the feeling of looking at it from a distance and getting a feel for the whole area around and in front of it.

  8. beetleypete
    Reply

    Full of atmosphere, Sue. One of my favourites of your ‘Folly series’.
    Best wishes, Pete.

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