Stone Ascent

I was attracted by the persisting artistry of this sadly neglected

remembrance of the Victorian Age. I intend to revisit this location

soon , before it is demolished. Comments, but more importantly

suggestions for improvement, are invited.

Lovely and mysterious. The orange and yellow leaves are an effective accent and path for the eye.

Well done, I like this perspective ! 7/6

"Before it is demolished. . ." That tells the story, doesn't it? Sometimes I think that that is why I am out there taking pictures, before all of the beautiful things are taken down and replaced with nothing that is really unique or distinctive.

 

Great work, Walt, both in finding and in capturing this place.

Great angle! Great compositionally. I really like the color of leaves in relation to the rest of the photo! Good work

this is like rollercoaster-backwards! I like the contrast of the elegant forms and the mere stone. Critique? The stone seems a bit blueish, would be interesting to view one more "grey" and one where you even boost up the blue...

I like the angle of this one. I don't remember what all I said when you posted it before, but I know I liked it.

Very eye catching! Great colors and depth.

Great photo. These stairs are almost tangible. If I stay one moment longer, I will put the foot on it.

 

Would you see my lasts loaded photos ?

A gate at Loro Ciuffenna ;

 

Siena, Via della Galuzza ;

 

In the clouds .

 

Thank you

Hi Walter, my opinion is that the light and colors are beautiful and the angle of view is also very interesting. Well done.

 

Regards, Baldur

I like the lines of directions created by the stairs. I draws the viewer into the photo. -- Regards, Terrence.

Walter, this is a very nice image!