Campion Hall - Bruce photo - Olympus DSLR Challenge photos at pbase.com


14-MAR-2009	Bruce Clarke

Living near Oxford is a gift for me. So much lovely architecture, and
always odd corners tucked away like this waiting to be discovered.

Olympus E-3
1/6s f/6.3 at 7.0mm iso100 full exif

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Guest		17-Mar-2009 21:58
Nice use of 7mm Bruce! Like. Alistair

richdow AKA catman		16-Mar-2009 19:16
I love the arch and the warm browns. I am glad you enjoy the architecture of you environment, I live where the people would rather destroy the old and replace with new

Bruce		16-Mar-2009 19:00
Thanks all, and thanks to Brent for getting me out looking. I've not found this challenge easy, hence just the one, but nice to be made to look harder.

Shirley Haden		16-Mar-2009 09:36
Love the compostion here and the great golden colors of the stone framing that rich wood door. Very nice shot Bruce.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		16-Mar-2009 04:11
Beautiful - how the arches are strewn out - can almost feel them going out and over the head. The yellows are mellow :-) brent

Collin Baxter		15-Mar-2009 20:31
Nice layout,light and composition. I also like the soft colours.

Bruce		15-Mar-2009 11:53
Thanks Brenda and Miro. Interesting point Miro. I have other angles, and still can't work it out! Both steps look parallel to the stonework, so I think it's just the extreme perspective of the 7-14.

Miroslav Kral		15-Mar-2009 07:49
Nicely composed, Bruce. I'm intrigued and can't figured out, is this an optic efect, or this upper step is slope for real.

Guest		15-Mar-2009 02:10
I envy you the wonderful architectural opportunities! This shot is a case in point. What strong and elegant arches! What a solid and beautifully-detailed door. "Campion Hall", I think? Makes me think of Thomas Campion, the poet. I really like the composition, which makes this image even more striking. Brenda

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