Fort Brockhurst by tr4cey
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My local Fort. I have been going there to take photos the last couple of weeks of the cygnets, but a few days ago noticed the reflection from the fort in the moat.
Now I'm going there for the cygnets and reflections! Lol... It's all practice...
Taken from an article online (I'm not that good at describing history) "Fort Brockhurst is one of the
Comments (30)
Gammacrucis
Nice reflection on still and clear water.. very good POV!!! ^__^
sessan53
Very beautiful picture.... A really scooooop...:-)
Bossie_Boots
Wow amazing capture really like this one hugs lou x
cameraobscura2
To bad they have decided to seal the tunnel entrance, along with some of the other window openings. Thank you for sharing. egmont
Skyback
Very interesting place for structure! 5+!
janedj
Very beautiful image and postwork!!!
mbz2662
Beautiful Tracey! This is a great capture, with the calm water and the reflection. Really nice! Good eye. Nicely framed too. xoxo
helanker
WOW !A fantastic building and a really great shot of it too. Bravo !!!
auntietk
Wonderful shot! I like this a lot.
fredster66
I love reflective photos. This is a great one! :-)
xesquez
Nice capture but still a point of criticism: it is a pity that the roof is a big white surface without any detail. Roof, air and grass are too light caused by overexposure of the photograph. One stop underexposure and than it would have been a good photograph.
42n8
Nice reflective image, can't wait to see your swan reflections if this is anything to go by.
mygizmo
Forget the crticism, one stop underexposure would have caused a loss of quality of the water reflection, either way then it would have needed re-touching, then it not a natural photo. Considering you only have a point and shoot camera I think its great, keep it up. More skill is needed tp produce an almost perfect picture "on the hoof" than a perfect one edited to death.
RobyHermida
Very interesting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Denys234
Beautiful capture!
MrsLubner
Interesting they would build a fort so far down so they could not see both water and over the hill. Nice shot!
rockstrider
A beautiful shot and lovely reflections! It would be nice to see some more pics of this fort from different angles as it looks like such an interesting place! Wonderful composition Tracey!
tr4cey
Thank you all for your comments and ratings. They are all appreciated. As for the critism, I'll be brutally honest... I have no idea what 'one stop underexposure' is! The roof is actually a VERY light grey (almost off white) colour anyway. So any would pic up sun reflections? And thank you mygizmo for noticing that I do indeed have a 'point and shoot' camera... Lol...
Hendesse
Beautiful and interesting shot. Wonderful light and reflections. I like the framing too!
Kelena
excellent:) 5+ where is this place?
Osipenkov
Superb!!! 5+ It's my favorite!
elmurray
What a very unusual looking place this is. I love the reflections. Great shot!
Richardphotos
I like your humor and the reflection is outstanding. almost like glass.I thought first it was part of a water treatment place
1010
Just an amazing photo in every respect!
rainbows
A wonderful capture, go with your heart on the photo shooting you will not go far wrong. Happy night to you. Diane. I point and shoot too ;-)
kc-bone
Excellent image
Brujita
excellent!!!!
A_Joker_B
Another top photo, must have been hot that day!
lizzibell
Great shot...
Buffalo1
This a wonderful shot! Photographing in the noonday sun (I want to start singing "Mad Dogs and Englishmen.") is always a challenge as there are no shadows or yellow light to soften the glare. The nice part of ol' Pam's Folley is that it has left some very cool forts for you to photograph.