Forgotten Country by weesel
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Another view of the paper mill and the old seminary on the hilltop.
Yes, I suppose this is rather sad, but as I told Seka, we do have some happier stuff coming up! and be sure to have your credit cards handy! But before leaving Ilchester and the Bargis Bros. facility, we have just a few more things to see while we look back at the houses from another viewpoint and then head down Thistle Road.
I think I feel another detour coming on as well.
Enjoy; thanks for viewing.
One last note. I'm shooting rather large images now. We do lose some detail... too much IMO... when shrinking them to Renderosity size. Mostly noticeable in the double of the stairs and the swimming pool. I'm going to have to work on that. Going down in size and then sharpening, etc. works, but then the size goes back up!!!
Suggestions??
Comments (6)
real cool shot.
Ah, what a place! Excellent shot!!!
aah, both scenes together! excellent and impressive photography again! I admire your sunlight on all the rust! ;o)
Dear TW, I just figured out that I'm out of order! Oh well, just remember I'm blond! All ofthese collectively produce a wide picture of decay - and hopefully also foretell a rebirth again. Changes perhaps, but still in time something knew. As the steel turned back to the iron oxide it was smelted from, it too may in time become new steel yet again!!! Excellent work!! Love, Meredith
Hey Meredith. i am always viewing out of order but it all comes out in the wash...lol. thats what you get for working long hours for days in a row... you play catch up as you can! Great series Wees!
An interesting record of an industry that doesn't look as if it will be around for much longer! well done.