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09-FEB-2008

Ember Lane, Bonsall and St James church. The church has been here since about the 13th century. I guess this scene hasn't changed much in 200 years.

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Pawel		20-Sep-2008 02:38
fantastic mysterious photo! Great work with soting into the light.

Guest		05-Mar-2008 22:25
this is great! Bravo

David Williams		18-Feb-2008 19:27
Excellent! Love the light.

Guest		18-Feb-2008 10:37
Alistair, the others have said it all. A wonderful shot. Dennis

Collin Baxter		16-Feb-2008 20:55
Good light and shadows, The shadows keep the eye guessing.

Stefan		16-Feb-2008 04:40
All I can add is a heavy sigh and, like Shirley, a wish to be there. Just gorgeous, Alistair.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		15-Feb-2008 17:44
Really like this shot Alistair - you let just enough light in to really give it that early morning atmosphere. After reading Endika's comments you can almost hear someone with hard shoes walking down the streets. Thanks for sharing. brent

Olympus DSLR Challenge		14-Feb-2008 17:19
This photo is awesome. In addition to the technical perfection and the evident value as image, I want to remark the incredible atmosphere in this: you can almost see the time stopped, caught among these walls, like a prisoner in his cell, walking endless up and down. endika

Guest		11-Feb-2008 08:48
It is a fine image, with a perfect use of light. Nice job Alistair.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		11-Feb-2008 03:09
So wonderful on so many levels. charlie

Guest		10-Feb-2008 14:53
Wow, what a superb image. The light and the mist make a lovely combination and that sharp spire is the upraised finger pointing to Heaven, as was the Gothic style. This is one of those magic shots that linger in the mind's eye. Ironically, I'm currently reading Ken Follett's "The Pillars of the Earth" - a novel about the building of a twelfth-century English cathedral. Your entry makes a terrific accompaniment to that book (which I recommend to anyone interested in medieval cathedrals and the people who created them). I'll keep coming back to look at this one. Brenda

Geophoto		10-Feb-2008 11:36
Well, this theme has already delivered a couple of pictures with a very special light and mood. I love this picture.

Guest		09-Feb-2008 23:22
Fantastically evocative Alistair! Bruce

Shirley Haden		09-Feb-2008 22:39
Like a postcard, if your village wanted tourism this is the photo they should use to draw them in. I want to be there right now! Colin is right, it is stunning!

Guest		09-Feb-2008 22:29
Just stunning, timeless quality to this image with that golden but at the same time subdued light.

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