Japanese gardens.

A nine mile local circular walk today. I walk this route quite regularly because it encompasses an area named Rivington which I enjoy, I've posted a few image on this site of the Rivington area during my time on 365. Today's walk was slightly different though, my wife came too so not so much time taken up with stopping and taking photos.
My photo is a view of an area within Rivington once know as the Japanese gardens. this link explains more..... http://www.rivingtonheritagetrust.co.uk/index.php/gardens/

[Hubregt Visser]

Nice shadows

[Beryl Lloyd]

Stunning silhouette and shadows -- quite spooky Lee !

[Jerri]

Love the low key an shadows.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely dark tonal range

[Joanna kate]

Would be an interesting walk, all those shadows

[Shari]

Great use of backlighting.

[Issi Bannerman]

Really needs to be viewed against black. Beautiful. A spectacular venue indeed!

[Joyce]

Great B&W capture Lee

[Christine]

Great shot. I have heard that they are going to renovate the gardens at Rivington. I hope it goes ahead!

[Lee]

@chris17 A £3.4 million Heritage Lottery Fund grant has been awarded which is great news. The area must have looked spectacular at one time its just a shame they let it get to this state before doing anything about it. Here is a little history of the place, I'll let you make your own conclusion. Thank you.... http://www.rivingtonheritagetrust.co.uk/index.php/gardens/history/

[Nicole]

beautiful lighting and shadows!

[Tom]

Lovely light and shadow Lee

[Taffy]

Love the lighting and long shadows.

[Phil Howcroft]

some cracking deep tones in this lee

[Richard Sayer]

The backlighting works superbly here Lee. And I enjoyed frittering away a few minutes with Mr. Google learning more about this place.

[Jen Hudson]

The light through trees is always so great to see. Lovely long shadows too.