More iphoneography, this time taken today at Cowdrey Park ruins in Midhurst, West Sussex.
This atmospheric building was once a magnificent Tudor house, visited by both Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.
Today it is part of the Cowdrey Park Estate, probably most famous for being the home of British polo.
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Beautiful photos Rachael. We have driven past here quite a lot, but never visited!
Hi Karen. I always seem to arrive there after it has closed. We hung about a bit for the right light this time. The iPhone camera did the rest.
What a great place to shoot! Nice work!
Thank you. I hope I will one day manage to be organised enough to arrive during opening hours. 😉
The great sky really adds to these.
Thank you, Helen.
What a dramatic sky! The opening photo is quite stunning – you’ve made me want to walk right into the scene.
Thank you. I was lucky to get a momentary break in the clouds. Just enough to light the facade for two seconds. Snap. 😉
Very atmospheric. I noticed one of the big camera chains in Australia is advertising an external zoom for “iPhonography”. They say it’s more than just a gimmick…
Yes, I have also heard you can get a macro attachment. Hmm, tempting…
Those are beautiful photographs. Well done!
Thank you very much. I am glad you like them.