Borgholms castle #2 by Junglegeorge
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Description
Borgholm Castle is one of the most well-known buildings in Sweden and reflects nearly one thousand years of different architectural styles and construction methods.
Info from here
Photo taken with Olympus sp560uz.
Hope you like it and thanks for watching :-)
Comments (19)
timtripp
beautiful image.... the post work imparts a wonderful aura to the scene... bravo!
Gammacrucis
Very good work, Goran! lighting and sky are fantastic, magical place for visiting ^__^
OldHippieKeyboard
I think I like this even more than your previous post. I'd love to be able to explore this place, myself. Great work, Goran!
thecytron
Very very interesting photo!
Alfaomega
Impressive!
drag
Wonderful lighting giving it a mysteries glow and adding to the mood.
jccj56
Beautiful Scene!! Fantastic Shot!!
mairekas
Impressive place! Great shot!
countess8
excelellent work and such a beautiful place cj xx
CavalierLady
Very impressive! A beautiful place indeed, and your post work really adds such a terrific mood with the dark sky and sunlit stone!
RobyHermida
Excellent shot
babuci
Wonderful to see a warm sun hitting a wall. Excelent capture.
MrsRatbag
Excellent image! I love this!
mizoli
Beautiful light and colours, excellent image!
durleybeachbum
A wonderful and atmospheric image!
PD154
Love the way you darkened that sky, exceptional image BRAVO!
aven
love capture, j'aime beaucoup cette photo, elle a un côté Héroïc très intéressant.
Lyne
A really great photo...and can almost go back in history and wonder how it was like to really live in such a place!
SafetyGuy Online Now!
Beautiful photo. Love the lighting. Feels like evening approaching. And the missing features of the castle imply a kind of twilight for it as well. Thanks for the link and the info about your camera. I often wonder what equipment and postwork people use to create their photos.