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On July 29, 2010, In Architecture, Landscapes, Nature, NightScapes, Notes, Portraits, Sculptures & Art, Sunrise, Sunset, Vehicles, macro, night photography, shop, urbanexing, By Wayne
Today im going to contradict myself, while out walking yesterday, I decided that i dont post nearly as many images as I should and mostly its becasue i’m too critical of my own work and that I only want to show the good stuff, but maybe thats not how it should be after all if I take a photo it must have been for a reason right? So I thought why not share some more…. and as and when i take a good shot every time i can start weeding out the rubbish afterall im not a professional photographer so im bound to take a few bad ones.
That said here is todays post taken a few weeks ago i just havent got round to it and it just so happens i think that this is one of my betters ones. Sunday evening after a long hot weekend i went down to Bosham harbour at high tide as the sun was setting i sat for about an hour and watch the sun disappear and then smiled as the sky turned a fabulous colour and here is the result…….
The panorama is made up of 5 images side by side and stiched together
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After many trips and nearly 2 years of trying Jonathan and I have finally ticked of another one of our sites, on a long list.
Below is a shot we took while messing around (in -6 temperatures), just for fun, the folly is lit by the full moon coming through the tree which was casting shadows onto the walls, giving that extra spooky feel.
Racton Folly:The tower was built around 1772 for the nearby 1,750 acre Stansted Estate, probably as a summer house although it is shown on maps as a monument. It consists of a two storey triangular structure with three corner towers attached, from this rises a large tapering central tower which has three floors to it, this originally had a conical roof. The central tower, as well as the three corner structures, were also castellated at one time, although this feature like all the interior floors, has now disappeared. Some say that its original purpose was as summer house however, an alternative possibility is that it was built by the then owner so that he could see his trading ships berth at Emsworth, then a major port. Either way, it perhaps qualifies today more as a curiosity than a folly.
Wikipedia: Folly
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