Pro Belvoir Castle from the air

[Ed Hurst]

During my recent visit to my homeland (the UK), took these on a winter's morning, just before a front moved in.

 

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[Lykus]

I am drawn to the understated beauty of this place, it's a place that feels like a hidden sanctuary.

 

[Ed Hurst]

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I am drawn to the understated beauty of this place, it's a place that feels like a hidden sanctuary.

I know what you mean. I grew up in the nearest town, Grantham. Of course, we could never see the Castle from the air, but it certainly exuded a powerful impression upon us all...

 

[Dale D]

During my recent visit to my homeland (the UK), took these on a winter's morning, just before a front moved in.

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It's a beautiful shot of a beautiful castle. I am disturbed by the dark shadows of the left sided foreground. Certainly you could open those shadow details with software. I notice this in many of the shots submitted.
If requested, I can work on the image to show you the difference.

Dale
Miami

 

[ecobeech]

During my recent visit to my homeland (the UK), took these on a winter's morning, just before a front moved in.

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Yes it’s certainly a nice place to live, I live at Stathern a small village a few miles down the road from the castle. We’re very lucky to have the castle and the 11th generation Duke of Rutland who lives there too. It’s a shame the duke wasn’t at home when you visited.

 

[platty]

A stunning set of photos.

 

[ecobeech]

A few of my pic,s from last summer.

 

[platty]

Very. Ice but the original postings the best. The darker edges don’t bother me at all as you are drawn to the main subject.