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23-JUL-2009

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Anaverna House, Ravensdale, Co Louth
Built 1790. Its present owner,
Vere Lenox-Conygham has converted
the stable block into a performance space
and studios for artists

Nikon D40x
1/1250s f/9.0 at 75.0mm iso800 full exif

other sizes: small medium large auto

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Carl and Racine Erland		27-Jul-2009 10:34
Beautiful shot of a great old building...wonderful colour and nice composition.

Jola Dziubinska		26-Jul-2009 23:17
Nice building and well preserved.

Peter Sussex		25-Jul-2009 15:51
Picturesque view. The whole image looks very gorgeous.

laine		25-Jul-2009 15:04
What a lovely place......great shot, the light is just right

Neal Nye		25-Jul-2009 11:39
Beautiful shot. Your low vantage point makes it look even more elegant and imposing.

Mieke WA Minkjan		25-Jul-2009 08:10
love your pov, beautiful capture

Guest		24-Jul-2009 21:27
A lovely building, Mairead!

Walter Otto Koenig		24-Jul-2009 21:21
Wonderful shot of this beautiful house. It reminds me of the photograph book: "Bonnettstown: A House in Ireland" by Andrew Bush.

Matylda Lempel-Chareza Photography		24-Jul-2009 21:16
beautiful house

Dave Perez		24-Jul-2009 20:48
Beautifully framed shot of this stately manor. Too bad you didn't have a higher elevation to shoot from. Nice work! "V"

Johnny JAG		24-Jul-2009 18:41
Love the colour of it.

cits_4_pets		24-Jul-2009 17:24
Nicely framed and great colors and details! Entry looks gorgeous! (Too bad the horses got kicked out...say that because we have lost most of the boarding facilities in WC. Got very few left...when one with an arena, it will force us down the road to pay double (7-8 hundred a month) to keep our horses, so many will have to be sold or moved far away)

Ann...		24-Jul-2009 15:39
Very stately indeed. A perfect setting for artists.

Maaike Huizer		24-Jul-2009 13:50
A beautiful house. And what great use of the stables.

Cindi Smith		24-Jul-2009 12:50
Oh, how wonderful. Yes, a great place for art and a beautiful place to photograph!

Yvonne		24-Jul-2009 12:27
What a lovely building, wonderful to hear that its in use for the arts!

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