This week’s challenge One shot. Two ways. Where you can get more creative with your angle and point-of-view.
Looking down
Looking up.
Looking even further down.
The wall to the right. The large painting is in two of the other pictures.
More photos from last week-end’s visit to Calke Abbey, which I really enjoyed. Well worth a visit! No matter how I played with angles and points-of-view I couldn’t do justice to the beautiful main staircase of the house. Made of oak and yew and maintained by the family before it went into the care of the National Trust, the staircase is more what you would expect from a conventionally conserved stately home.
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great examples. i like the view looking further down 🙂
Yes, I think that is my favourite too.
I absolutely love these! Are you ever lucky to have gone there. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.
My pleasure.
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i can see why you got fascinated with that staircase. It’s beautiful.
Yes it is beautiful and still in very good condition compared to some parts of the house.
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