I’m not sure that anyone with a camera could resist taking a shot of this wooden staircase.
—-Stephen—-
Stephen G Hipperson
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I’m not sure that anyone with a camera could resist taking a shot of this wooden staircase.
—-Stephen—-
Stephen G Hipperson 
I wouldn’t even have tried to resist 😉
🙂 – clearly I couldn’t.
The wall is what intrigued me – wonder how long it will hold up?
Well, it was built in the late 1100s and is under the care of a national preservation society (English Heritage). It forms one of the walls of Middleham Castle in North Yorkshire – Richard III lived there as a child (you have may seen something of him in the press over recent months).
Totally irresistible! I’m not sure I could have resisted the urge to try it in B&W either 🙂
I have to say I went for a B&W convert in the first instance, it looks okay converted against the blue channel to darken the grass.
why should you even want to resist? 😉 it’s a must for anyone with a camera!
🙂
The staircase is startling against the wall. An anachronism. An interesting shot. 🙂
often colour separates, but in this one it’s simply form and texture. (which is why a black and white convert is quite effective)
Something fun to the evening
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For you:
This is a paperback book.
Very pleasant, the title said:
Head up particularly comforting.
Quote:
Patience is the sister of hope and the mother of serenity.
Or:
Starlight is reflected only in a quiet pond.
Sincerely Andrea and many hugs.
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I want to eat your blog! Love the pictures!
!! Thank you!