In response to the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Frame
Valle Crucis Abbey is a Cistercian abbey located in Llantysilio in Denbighshire, Wales. More formally the Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, The abbey was built in 1201
St Patricks Church Anglesey, the Church of Llanbadrig, on the headland near Cemaes Bay was founded during the 5th Century.Prasat Hin Khao Phanom Rung is the finest example of Khmer architecture in Thailand, graced with innumerable exquisite carvings, its sandstone and laterite buildings designed to align with the sun at certain times of the year. Thailand’s Department of Fine Arts spent 17 years restoring the complex to its original state from 1971 until 1988. On 21 May 1988, the park was officially opened by Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. In 2005, the temple was submitted to UNESCO for consideration as a future World Heritage Site.The old farm entrance, UKfollow the path to enlightenmentDecorative entrance to a chinese temple on the hill, Hua Hin ThailandThe Secret Garden in SpringAutumnal garden archwayA man at the end of a ancient tunnel.The abandoned decaying ancient british mansion with sunlight flooding inancient church window and Celtic cross bathed in sun lightvictorian Bell Shaped Glass Domes for Covering Food with beautiful spring view.victorian kitchen with a view through the beautiful windowvictorian writing desk with a beautiful spring viewOld wooden cross in St Celynnin Church window, possibly one of the remotest churches in Wales and is amongst the oldest. A small and simple building, it probably dates from the 12th century and was pre-dated by an earlier church of timber, near Henryd, Conwy, north Wales, UKVictorian baking kitchenVictorian cottage window pottery display and summer gardenHallway of old paintings inside Basilica del Santo Nino, Cebu City, PhilippinesStone Buddha Head framed by Banyan Tree Roots at Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, Thailand
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Ah! The professional photos that we like to buy postcards of!
Just astounding. Did you once do one of Netley Abbey in Southampton? If not there is a similar photo around with that light and brickwork. I just take snaps… https://southamptonoldlady.wordpress.com/2016/08/27/wpc-frame/
You must have a doppleganger then. I love the high density in your photos and the contrasts of light and shade – the subjects? Well they are like canvas masterpieces.
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Beautiful. My faves are the small ancient churches.I hadn’t considered the last subject as framed until I saw yours. I must do back and check my own from there!
Of all these 19 fascinating historical frames, I am most inclined to the path of enlightenment, and the Buddha, and the ancient tunnel one. Nice to see your work again, Allain.
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These are all beautiful images, but I think my favourite is the tunnel.
Where were the photos of the kitchen taken?
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Thank you very much Emily, the kitchens are probably north Wales or the English border, i’d have to check my archives as they are a few years ago 🙂
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Wow! Some of these are more like paintings – Photoshop or some app? Will understand if you don’t want to divulge trade secrets!
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nikon d800 and adobe Lightroom
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Ah! The professional photos that we like to buy postcards of!
Just astounding. Did you once do one of Netley Abbey in Southampton? If not there is a similar photo around with that light and brickwork. I just take snaps…
https://southamptonoldlady.wordpress.com/2016/08/27/wpc-frame/
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Thank you very much, no i haven’t taken any photos around Southampton, mostly just local around north Wales 🙂
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You must have a doppleganger then. I love the high density in your photos and the contrasts of light and shade – the subjects? Well they are like canvas masterpieces.
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Such inviting and beautiful photos, Adrian.
janet
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Thank you so much Janet, appreciated
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These images are so beautiful that they instill a feeling of well being and serenity simply by viewing!
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Thank you very much Kathy glad you like them 🙂
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These are all beautiful Adrian but my fav is the tunnel with the man. It speaks quite loudly without words.
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Thank you Tina, i had a friend stand at the end to give the tunnel some depth 🙂
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You have some good work here, I love that Banyam tree shot…it speaks to my thoughts on nature, permanence, life.
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Thank you very much glad you like some of them
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All wonderful compositions, Adrian. Love the vibrance and clarity in your images.
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Thank you so much Jane, appreciated
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Beautiful. My faves are the small ancient churches.I hadn’t considered the last subject as framed until I saw yours. I must do back and check my own from there!
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Thank you Bunty, yes the old churches are awesome 🙂
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Of all these 19 fascinating historical frames, I am most inclined to the path of enlightenment, and the Buddha, and the ancient tunnel one. Nice to see your work again, Allain.
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Awesome frames!
Thanks for the follow….
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Thank you so much 🙂
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Beautiful Pictures 🙂
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