I’ve been somewhat quite over the last few days -. I’ve been in The New forest, chilling out with Viveca, doing a bit of cycling, a lot of drinking and generally taking it easy – or ‘chilaxing’ as the kids might say nowadays.
Neither of us have been particularly in the mod for taking photos, however on one of the cycle rides we went through a rather charming little village that deserved a return visit. There is a fantastic Saxon church here. We were lucky enough to bump into the warder on the way back who was on his way to unlock, so we had a chance to look inside. Its a lovely quaint village church and I will be taking a return truip at some time in the future as there was a set of steps that led ‘down’ covered by an unlocked grate . . I wonder what could be hidden under an old church!
Before the warder turned up I took a couple of detail images of the wonderful wooden door.
These are WAY cool Mark! LOVE the textures and mystery that they convey! What lies behind them, one can’t help but wonder? Great photos my friend, and hope to see you get a chance for a return visit to capture some more for us!
The textures of the wood are great. Nice find.
Great details in this shot! I like how you can see straight through the keyhole.
I love the old fashion key hole. Great find and well captured Mark!
Very cool shot, Mark! love the composition and the textures are just great!
I love that shot of the keyhole…some great metalwork there, and a hint of the unknown behind the door.