View Of Nature Winning

[Dan Cattermole]

I decided to take another visit to Wood Norton and explore further into the depths of the conference rooms and old hotel. I believe that this place has been redundant since 2006, the overgrow is quite interesting and quite astounding how nature is slowly claiming back what was once hers. Can't wait to see what this place will look like in 10 years time, if it still stands.
There is nothing really mesmerising inside to see, it's empty room after empty room and long corridors are enough to drive you insane.
I decided to set up in on of the stair cases as this appealed to me at the time. But also set up the Fuji to get a layout idea too. I might start doing this more often as I enjoyed doing this as I hope you all do viewing it.

2 brilliant cameras, 2 perspectives, and 2 different methods of PP.

The Nikon Shot (primary)


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The Fuji shot (layout)


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Thanks for looking

 

[Paul Lange]

I think its a great idea and well executed. I do wonder if inside that outgoing, confident up-for-anything DD there's a reclusive, EMO hermit trying to get out!

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Thanks Paul,

Hermit? Mmmm.... Full of ideas this place

 

[Pete Askew]

Nicely done Dan and interesting. I'm looking forward to the photo of the Fuji setup taking a picture of the Nikon setup taking a picture of you though!

 

[Brian Moore]

Nice shot, Dan and interesting to see the set up also.

By the way, I have a hermit that lives in my house. She is 17 and only emerges from her lair to feed (or, it became clear to me yesterday, when Bruno Mars is on the telly, as he was during Super Bowl Half Time).

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Another added from the same night

image by DanCatt, on Flickr

 

[Pete Askew]

Now that I like very much, especially the colours. Nice.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Superb set Dan. I particularly like the last on in colour. Not just the colour the composition is brilliant.

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Muchos thank you folks