Those of you who visit my other blog spuduka.blogspot may recognise this tower from one of the blogs. It is a place called Tetower and you can read more about it here http://www.castlewales.com/tretwr.html. Though I took a few photos on the occasion I visited the place was not open.
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Good morning Bill...
this is such a beautiful photo ! It´s a nice combination of landscape, architecture and the sheep´s ... Nice photo !!
Greetings
Thank you for the nice comment, it's quite a photogenic place
Yes, but not the phtogenic place or the equipment makes the photo !!
It´s the photographer :)
Your too kind
Hari Om
I agree with Timur - in the end it is the eye and how it frames and composes that makes the diff between a good shot and a fabby one. This one is fabby!! Oh how frustrating not to be able to climb up and through it though... tempted to go back?
YAM xx
Yes I am tempted to go back and there are some more ruined castles not far away.
Nicely done, and a good link!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Thanks for that Gary
Stuff like that mystifies and creeps me out at the same time. Love the shot.
I've been to a few creepy places worse than that though i would like a nose round the place
Creative photo and great composition ~ carol, xo
An amazing building - they certainly built to last! The other post about it was very interesting. Great photos.
Thank you for the comment
There are some better examples around though like this one I have not visited them.
There may be better examples but this makes for a perfect picture with that wonderful background setting it off.
Thank you for that.
Very inviting photo for the place, i wonder how the inside looks like. Do you have snakes? Maybe it houses some of them!
Snakes only one I have seen in this country is a grass snake which you might get round there, can't see any adders hanging round the place. I doubt you can climb the tower any more the timbers would have rotted away.
What a wonderful old tower and the lovely sheep. Fabulous !
I felt sorry for the sheep as there was lttle shade in one of the fields and they looked unhappy
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