northumberland (in time gone by) Untitled

More National Trust property on Holy Island, in Northumberland UK.

it looks slightly... fabricated, but only slightly. really eyecatching, wonderful image

This can only be achieved by making two exposures or a very elaborate system of masking. But it's still very impressive. Beautiful work. 7/7

 

This shot is two exposures. The foreground and the sky, which is simply applied using layers in photoshop. I like to add a bit of drama to give a medievil look, especially when I shoot castles. Thanks for your comments.

Wow, that's very dramatic, Michael.

This is a formidable place and you've captured its erie mood, and however we accomplish this regarding technique, we must always ask "does it move us".....well done......cheers......Tye.

Very good work. Almost a mystic image...

Wonderful tones n castle :)

Biliana

Great choice of sky! Wonderful image. Very well done.

Regards,

Brendan

dramatic superimposed pictures. I would work more on the edges of the hill

Dramatic sky and fantastic composition. Kind regards.

Thanks all for your critiques and kind comments. I promise I will get round to check out your work.

Truly stunning, you've certainly accomplished what you set out to do.

One day when I'm big I also want to take photos like this!

Realy stunning, a great photo!

Congratulations!!!

you sure this was not taken at Transylvania? Very dramatic piece of work you have created. Very eerie and nice.

I?m gonna take a trip to UK after seeing your work. What a place to take pictures.

Incredible photo Michael.

 

I like how the gate at the bottom acts as an entry point into the photo...at least that's how it works for me. I love this photo.

 

Josh

 

 

Incredible composition and contrast. The starkness of the castle against the foreboding sky. Great capture.

Great image.