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Description
A much added-to property at Coy Pond Bournemouth
Gentle fiddled here
Comments (16)
I like your version better. While I like the structure at top center it looks as if the additions were just thrown on top of the original. Doesn't blend well.
I like the digifiddle best. Wouldn't like all those to clean.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Unique architecture in this building. Must be a great view from all those windows. Nice shot.
Fantastic shot of the old and new ~ Awesome digifiddle, you have made it look like a drawing.
What a beautiful architectural capture! I love how you did this!
I hate cleaning windows, so I couldn't live here. lol
beautiful architecture and wonderfully captured
WOW! yes, that is alot of windows. Must be deadly hot in the summer. Superb shot. :)
I suppose if one wants more space, then this is the way forward.
That are a lot of windows. I don't want to clean them ;) Very nice capture Andrea.
Great shot Andrea :)
Interesting composition and postwar
Beautiful captures of this unique home!
The flickr version is grand; it looks like some of the old architectural drawings that architects used to make. With the clean lines and the highly contrasted textures. An old, I fear lost art (one I cut my teeth on when I began---I mean, it was just 'drawing building facades', but it taught me the world about line, composition, balance, texture, etc). Really fine job. But now the 'actual' shot: Well, zoomed, it is on a grand scale. Such a pileup of glass surfaces! It has an old English flavor, elements of Tudor and so on. But it's very modern. All that open glass, and all those angled and opposing planes, etc. As for the capture, you got wonderful light off the top panes, lots of deep shadows in the browns and reds, very clear whites in the trim, rich light-muddy greens, and just a feeling of pileup of surfaces playing off each other. It's grand. A big eye grabbing bunch. I love this shot, the architecture fan in me comes to his feet at this. And the white sky sets off all the detail and hues perfectly.
My goodness - who keeps them all clean - I also liked the digifiddle version - beautifully done!