January 27 2006: From My Hideaway by Ray :)

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From My Hideaway

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January 27 2006:
From My Hideaway

This is Coxes Lock Mill in Addlestone, shot from a nearby outbuilding , both of which have featured before in my PAD.

Photoshop:
Cropped and Resized

Being Friday, I did an SP in said outbuilding. This time I used the Channel Mixer for the monochrome finish, as I’m told that’s what the pros use!

This time last year I uploaded :- ’Shopping in Covent Garden’

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
1/400s f/5.6 at 17.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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Ronny Van Eeckhoutte 20-Mar-2006 21:58
Splendid and delightul, love it.

Chris Sofopoulos 30-Jan-2006 22:16
Very interesting angle and composition.
You had the best position for this shot!
v

Guest 30-Jan-2006 08:35
like an ambush...

Roe.. 30-Jan-2006 03:39
it's all good...what a great perspective..v

KimKong 28-Jan-2006 19:16
How long did you hide there? You back must ache now.
But this was worth it! Great angle!

Karen Stuebing 28-Jan-2006 12:17
Love the frame the building makes. Striking contrast with the warm lighting on the scene. And the SP is great and well done b/w conversion. You look like you're about to get in trouble. :)

Guest 28-Jan-2006 03:15
Wonderful composition, I love that black shape. The light is great too. V

Guest 27-Jan-2006 23:58
Unusual and well carried out comp Ray..
It may be friday and a couple of beers later but the shadow to me looks like a black panther or cat's head and forlegs!?!..
Hmm maybe I should put the kettle on...

Guest 27-Jan-2006 22:55
Great shot Ray - the jagged "frame" is very striking

Sharon Rogers 27-Jan-2006 22:01
oo very lurker like... the figure really adds to it of course!

Guest 27-Jan-2006 21:57
Oooo dramatic. Love the inclusion/placement of that figure.

Ric Yates 27-Jan-2006 21:49
We'll keep an eye out for you next time we walk along there!

Robin Reid 27-Jan-2006 20:59
I would have never thought of shooting it this way. Unusual frame and well done.

Jim Ross 27-Jan-2006 20:41
Superb work... Its a winner....Voted...

wernere01 27-Jan-2006 20:07
This is simply outstanding. The brilliant point of view, the shadow and light in front and the light on the building in the back. And someone must have put the person at exactly the right place within the right moment!!! voted

laine82 27-Jan-2006 20:00
I think that person may have been startled had he/she noticed you down there :>)
Interesting SP, Ray.

Roy Birger Nilsen 27-Jan-2006 19:48
Brilliant look on the world from your secluded cave!Should we worry?Voted!:-)

Dan Chusid 27-Jan-2006 19:39
Is there a reward out for your capture?

...I could use a few spare Euros.

JW 27-Jan-2006 19:24
Love the detail in the far buildings! Nice work in the 'Clickaway Hideaway'

Adalberto Tiburzi 27-Jan-2006 19:02
Glorious composition.

kimberly borchardt 27-Jan-2006 19:02
Now this is an unusual angle! :-)

Carol E Sandgren 27-Jan-2006 18:39
Looks as if you shot this from a CAVE (but then an outhouse could maybe be construed as a cave). love the contrast between the rough, irregular "cave" shape and the traditional mill building. Almost as if you are looking forward in time!

Ronny Van Eeckhoutte		20-Mar-2006 21:58
Splendid and delightul, love it.

Chris Sofopoulos		30-Jan-2006 22:16
Very interesting angle and composition. You had the best position for this shot! v

Roe..		30-Jan-2006 03:39
it's all good...what a great perspective..v

KimKong		28-Jan-2006 19:16
How long did you hide there? You back must ache now. But this was worth it! Great angle!

Karen Stuebing		28-Jan-2006 12:17
Love the frame the building makes. Striking contrast with the warm lighting on the scene. And the SP is great and well done b/w conversion. You look like you're about to get in trouble. :)

Guest		28-Jan-2006 03:15
Wonderful composition, I love that black shape. The light is great too. V

Guest		27-Jan-2006 23:58
Unusual and well carried out comp Ray.. It may be friday and a couple of beers later but the shadow to me looks like a black panther or cat's head and forlegs!?!.. Hmm maybe I should put the kettle on...

Guest		27-Jan-2006 22:55
Great shot Ray - the jagged "frame" is very striking

Sharon Rogers		27-Jan-2006 22:01
oo very lurker like... the figure really adds to it of course!

Guest		27-Jan-2006 21:57
Oooo dramatic. Love the inclusion/placement of that figure.

Ric Yates		27-Jan-2006 21:49
We'll keep an eye out for you next time we walk along there!

Robin Reid		27-Jan-2006 20:59
I would have never thought of shooting it this way. Unusual frame and well done.

Jim Ross		27-Jan-2006 20:41
Superb work... Its a winner....Voted...

wernere01		27-Jan-2006 20:07
This is simply outstanding. The brilliant point of view, the shadow and light in front and the light on the building in the back. And someone must have put the person at exactly the right place within the right moment!!! voted

laine82		27-Jan-2006 20:00
I think that person may have been startled had he/she noticed you down there :>) Interesting SP, Ray.

Roy Birger Nilsen		27-Jan-2006 19:48
Brilliant look on the world from your secluded cave!Should we worry?Voted!:-)

Dan Chusid		27-Jan-2006 19:39
Is there a reward out for your capture? ...I could use a few spare Euros.

JW		27-Jan-2006 19:24
Love the detail in the far buildings! Nice work in the 'Clickaway Hideaway'

kimberly borchardt		27-Jan-2006 19:02
Now this is an unusual angle! :-)

Carol E Sandgren		27-Jan-2006 18:39
Looks as if you shot this from a CAVE (but then an outhouse could maybe be construed as a cave). love the contrast between the rough, irregular "cave" shape and the traditional mill building. Almost as if you are looking forward in time!