Very much towards a Pictorialist offering.
35mm, FP4, Rodinal, with digital sepia for this place.
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Stephen G Hipperson
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Very much towards a Pictorialist offering.
35mm, FP4, Rodinal, with digital sepia for this place.
(foldingup.wordpress.com)
Stephen G Hipperson 
Lovely! I like the sepia too.
Thanks!
Fine shot; the main subject is where the light is not; which brings me to the title and to meaning.
🙂 Thank you!
Ooh, ooh, ooh! And is there a haunted house nearby?
I think the right answer has to be yes! (even if there’s not.) 😉
Absolutely! The imagination knows no bounds.
I didn’t realize there was a name for that look/movement. Thanks for that. I can now apply it to the high noise-low light photos that my DSLR is plagued with, which I often find look best when converted to a sepia monochrome! I love your take on the gate.
🙂 I thoroughly recommend you review some of the work of the Pictorialism movement. which slots somewhere in between 1870 and 1920. Some of the work wouldn’t get past the editor’s cut by today’s standards but their attempts at bring art to photography, bearing in mind their limited technology, were extremely beautiful.
An intriguing image that makes me want to explore what lies beyond …
🙂 ….. so many places to explore!
Simply stunning ! I wish I could take photo’s like this one of “The Gate” and I would love to know what there is beyond it. I picture a nice walk on a sunny day and coming to a pretty cottage.
Thank you!
Sometimes the ordinary can become a pictorial image which fires the imagination. This photo is a scanned negative on a film that has been waiting to be developed since Christmas and would have been taken last year! One of the joys of ‘old-fashioned’ photography is the surprise of ‘Oh, yeah! I forgot taking that one!’
A pretty cottage?…..I think you may have been down that track yourself….. 😉
Very nice. It really conveys the image that the gate is slowly disappearing.
Great shot
Thanks!