East End by Doug Cruden


09-MAY-2010	(c) Doug Cruden

At last, the sun breaks through...almost!

Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6g IF-ED AF-S DX VR
1/200s f/11.0 at 32.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

Keith O'Brien		23-May-2010 17:30
Very nice scene and well captured. V

Neil Horner		11-May-2010 22:03
Yep we had a great afternoon...

Cindi Smith		11-May-2010 12:13
Love that sky! This is amazing!

Bartosz Kotulski		11-May-2010 09:16
very nice capture. nice clarity and beautiful clouds above. maybe the couple from the right is not so perfect for this wonderful composition but anyway looks great Bartosz

pascal		11-May-2010 06:00
Really a beautiful building. Great shot !

John Reynolds LRPS		11-May-2010 05:24
Impressive location well captured. John

lou_rozensteins		11-May-2010 05:18
Excellent composition. Well done.

Kevin Chester		11-May-2010 05:10
We must have been stood on the same patch of grass, at least you remembered toturn your ISO back down.

Robbie D70		10-May-2010 23:16
Great work Doug ,I like this shot it really make me ponder what has gone on.

Frank Brault		10-May-2010 22:30
A beautiful building. You captured it at just the right time with the clouds and the gorgeous light and rich color. V

Walter Otto Koenig		10-May-2010 22:28
Very nice composition. Beautiful lighting and vibrant green tones. What a great location for photography.

mart senior		10-May-2010 22:01
beautifull image of this old building

tinkerb		10-May-2010 21:43
Absolutely spot on, great exposure, love that brooding sky. I remember visiting Fountains Abbey when I was about 10 and being impressed even at that age. Henry VIII has a lot to answer for. This could send me scurrying to look out some of my earliest slides.

JW		10-May-2010 21:31
Perfect exposure!

Colin Storey		10-May-2010 21:08
Great shot of the abbey.

LynnH		10-May-2010 21:05
Oh what a beautiful place! Very nice, I agree with Tony about the people adding some scale. BV

McGarva		10-May-2010 20:59
Fine image Doug! ... the couple to the side are excellant for a sense of scale ... great toning ... V

Phillip Normanton		10-May-2010 20:57
Certainly dramatic!

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