I maximized the distortion effect of the 18mm wide angle lens by choosing this camera angle. I think it adds to the general feeling of this haunting scene. I hope you enjoy.
Fujifilm X-E2 and Fujinon XF 18mm R lens – 1/600 @ f/5.6 – ISO 200 – Black and white mode with internal red filter applied.
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Wonderful photo Joe! I like the different shades and textures of the bricks in black and white. Great building, good angle! 🙂
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Thank you Elina 🙂 I love old stone and brick buildings. Have a great day.
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Great shot Joe…certainly does look haunted
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Thank you James 🙂
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This reminds me a lot of London. Many of the buildings there are ancient, with stories to tell, as you’ve done so here. Nicely done, Joe.
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It does look like someplace in London. Thank you very much Alys and enjoy the day 🙂
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Yes it did…..I could never stay here
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Thanks Barb and have a great day 🙂
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Very haunting… excellent.
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Thank you very much Robert, enjoy your Sunday 🙂
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I’m not sure it looks spooky to me … but magnificent. I love the stonework and the rounded chimney on the right. What a beautiful looking building.
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Thank you very much Joan, here is a link to their website – http://www.plantingfields.org Have a great day 🙂
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Wow – that’s even more interesting. It’s in New York! I just assumed it was in England somewhere! Gorgeous!
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🙂
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What makes the shot for me (well what first struck me) wasn’t the pov but the wonderful tones you have produced in the stonework.
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Thank you very much David have a great Sunday 🙂
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No doubt that’s haunting, even in the daylight. I can almost imagine a drape slightly moving. Is it a building in use still Joe? The spiked chimney’s against the clouds add to the ‘eeeeek’ feeling 😀
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Thank you very much Boomdee 🙂 The building which is called Coe Hall is now a museum with walk through tours. This whole property Planting Fields Arboretum which is now a NYS park belonged to a very rich individual. Here is a link to their website – http://www.plantingfields.org Have a great day 🙂
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Oh beautiful. I looked through all the online photo’s. Love those old b&w family photos. What a grande era if you had the means to enjoy it that way.
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