Ideal for the keen DIY enthusiast

Over the past few months I've found myself developing an interest in old buildings stuck in the middle of fields - forgotten and in need or substancial repair - "An ideal fixer upper"

No idea why, perhaps it just makes a change from the noise and frantic levels of activity, my normal photography brings. (not bad normal and photography in the same sentance!!)


North Yorkshire not too far from Inglebrough

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Gday there. I like the first one. Not so keen on the 2nd one....the "hill" obstructs. I think, for me, it could be cos I can see some of the first floor.

I am also a fan of these & they take great photos. We did a tour of UK a few years ago & you have PLENTY of these types of buildings. Most are older than we have been "colonised".

That is an excellent point Bluedogs - Back for another go I think as I seem to remember a hill I can stand on

I was trying for the "face" peeking over the grass - so either higher or lower is the way to go

While down in NZ for 3 years a local commented to me "the difference between the Kiwis and you Brits is that you think 100 miles is a long way and we thing 100 years is a long time"

Cheers Dave

The first one is very nice and the second is intriguing as it captures a 3d world and presents it as simple 2d shapes. I look forward to seeing more of these!

#1 tells it as it is. #2 leaves you wanting more, but wait, maybe the photographer wanted it that way. The AYES have it here.