Martin Mere Bronze Age House

[nodd]

At Martin Mere they are building a replica Bronze age village this photo is of one of the houses.

I have also made a Black and White conversion of the same house I feel it works quite well for the subject.

As always any comments welcome
Neil

 

[dwardo]

Would be nice to pop over and see that

 

[nodd]

Would be nice to pop over and see that

Dwardo there is one more completed one and they are working on another.

 

[Kerne]

Interesting - seems well worth a visit. I agree that the B&W version works well (and is MUCH more authentic - colour photography didn'r come in until the Romans arrived - or so I believe... )

 

[dogwood]

Do you have any more detailed photos of the building? I'd love to see them.

 

[brancho]

I think you need to increase the contrats on the B&W shot and it will be much better.

 

[andywinkk]

Is that near the martin mere bird place ?,

 

[Cromm]

Great photos thanks for showing them.

 

[nodd]

Is that near the martin mere bird place ?,

That's right Andy they are at the Martin Mere Reserve.

 

[fishfish]

Do you have any more detailed photos of the building? I'd love to see them.

must agree this is fab! if i win the lottery ime gonna live in one!

 

[ex Member swampy99]

Maybe use a yellow filter on the black and white shot (I know this can be done with my Canon in the B&W Settings) It will make the green stand out a bit better and with a bit more contrast. A higher iso setting may make it a bit more grainy.

Just some tips from my years of 35mm photography.

 

[nodd]

I went to Martin Mere again the other day and took another photo of the round house.It looks even better in the summer sun.