The House in the Clouds

[ctrollen]

The House in the Clouds is in Thorpeness, Suffolk and is a converted water tower, originally built in 1923 but now a five-bedroomed holiday home!

I have run this through HDR Efex Pro to get a bit more "oomph" into the shot. Comments welcomed, as ever.


The House in the Clouds (HDR) by Chris Trollen, on Flickr

[Tigger]

Re: The House in the Clouds

A very "up" shot �� excellent work and good use of hdr

[Tony Hawkins]

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Nice shot and processing Chris, I believe Brian posted an image of this building recently?

[@imagesBV]

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Super shot Chris, nice composition and processing...
mine was in April last year...from further away.....its an amazing site.
I hope you don't mind me adding mine as below...
Southwold 3 (1) by brianvickers, on Flickr

[ctrollen]

Re: The House in the Clouds

Thanks for looking & commenting chaps.

Brian - not at all. I also have a shot from pretty much the same location!

The House in the Clouds by Chris Trollen, on Flickr

[@imagesBV]

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I like that....with the foreground Swan too.

[ctrollen]

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Thank Brian. It was very windy - only a few very brave souls had taken rowing boats out, so a swan had to do!

[colin C]

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I like that Chris.

Wasn't that on the TV on Grand Designs?

[ctrollen]

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Thanks Colin. It was featured on Homes by the Sea, according to Wikipedia.

[tesarver]

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Well taken Chris

Tom

[ctrollen]

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Thanks for looking, Tom.

[Stan]

Re: The House in the Clouds

Chris, I believe Brian posted an image of this building recently?

probably thinking of mine from June this year

Nice shot

Stan

[ctrollen]

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Thanks Stan.

[TonyT]

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I like that too, both of them.

The Grand Designs / restoration man ones were three different water tanks?, one brick one in a wood, and one concrete with free flowing water in the bottom of the lift shaft, they also did a railway station one too.