f/11, 2.5″, 16mm, ISO 50
This day last year, I was at Painshill Park, in Cobham, Surrey, a restored eighteenth century landscape garden.
f/5, 1/40, 35mm, ISO 400
One of Painshill’s famous follies, the Gothic Temple, is seen above, reflected in one of the arches of the bridge. Below, another folly, the Ruined Abbey is situated picturesquely on the bank of the lake.
f/10, 1/250, 33mm, ISO 200
The image below is the only one I shared at the time. Another folly appears with the Gothic Temple, the Chinese Bridge.
f/11, 2.5″, 16mm, ISO 50
Painshill’s working vineyard produces a nice sparkling white.
f/11, 0.3″, 16mm, ISO 50
Seen below, the Turkish Tent is another of Painshill’s follies.
For the techies, I used a .6 ND hard grad for these shots, and a circular polariser, of course. I have written several other posts about this favourite location of mine. Just click on the tags, Painshill or Painshill Park to find them.
f/11, 2.5″, 28mm, ISO 50
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Absolutely stunning!
It was a classic Talibart sky day. Super pics.
The skies and reflections are stunning! Beautiful work.
I really need to invest in a ND filter and polarizer. And perhaps a decent wide angle lens this year.
I love the Reflections Rachel!
Has the wow factor – real high impact – my kinda shot 👍
Quite green for this time of the year.