Bamburgh castle by ifos

Photography • Landscape • posted on Feb 06, 2005

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Comments (30)

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Rob2753

10:36AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

An excellent photograph love the reflections in the water.

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danob

10:38AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Wonderful!!

Egmont

10:50AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

I would love to be there right now - it is so inviting. This is a picture postcard perfect photo. I like the framing also, just the right colour.

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Punaguy

10:51AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

This is a well put together image. Sky and sea works beuatifully together...And that castle on the hill, right out of the fairey tales....Nice work!

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addiek

11:01AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Awesome scenery... Imagine it was attacked often, being so close to the coast.

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Onslow

11:20AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

wonderful image of this beautiful place. Where is it ? superb pov - Hope you didn't get your feet wet.

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DELMUR

11:26AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Mais ou est'ce ?c'est si beau!

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chantal-france

11:34AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Absolutely fantastic and beautiful :)) V

cynlee

11:47AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

amazing to me to have such wonderful castles around... beautifully seen here with the beach & figures! :]

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TallPockets

11:53AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Gorgeous work!

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jocko500

12:27PM | Sun, 06 February 2005

real beatiful shot

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glix70

12:34PM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Breathtaking landscape!!! Incredible blue sky and see too!!! I love the position of the castle!!! Where is it!!! Excellent moody shot!!! :)

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bu5ch

1:17PM | Sun, 06 February 2005

"Bamburgh Castle is probably the finest castle in England. It is perched on a basalt outcrop on the very edge of the North Sea at Bamburgh, Northumberland. It commands stunning views of the Farne Islands, Holy Island and land' ward to the Cheviot hills." http://www.bamburghcastle.com/index2.htm In legend it was supposedly the place where Sir Lancelot retired to avoid rumors of his relationship with King Arthur's Queen from Sir Thomas Mallory's Le Morte D'Arthur. http://www.kingarthursknights.com/structures/bamburgh.asp Nicely framed

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