Ratcliffe with Giant Haystack

When I popped out to take pics of Ratcliffe from Winking Hill Farm yesterday morning I took some shots with the haystack and Ratcliffe in the background.

When I got home I realised they would have been better if I had taken my shots from ground level and created a distorted perspective, so I popped back yesterday afternoon.

I will post the colour version in my 2nd album, and for once I think the B+W is much better than the colour version.

Another busy week awaits, up and down to London twice, cricket presentation evening, and hopefully a few new pieces of business that I have been working on will come to fruition.

[8yearson]

Your efforts were rewarded Sean, I like the towering feel of the haystacks!

[Richard]

cool in B&W

[Cazla]

Think I prefer the b and w, has a more ominous feel to it.

[Danny G.]

Impressive composition and b&w drama

[Chris]

Very nice photo, Sean, and nicely composed and processed. Fav

[Simply Amanda]

The dark tones are very nice and work well here.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

I like the pov and the industrial/agricultural contrast. Nicely done.

[Humphrey Hippo]

Love the low PoV and the contrast between rural & industrial.

[Al Bailey]

Fab shot .... you don't see so many haystacks these days :)

[Ross Walker]

Just the reverse in my neighborhood. Lots of hay, no cooling towers.

[joey d.Muli]

Very impressive as always --- btw,am back now,)

[Britt Nhi Sarah]

That hay stack is so incredible. It looks like it is growing roots.

[Andy Roe]

'The pen is mightier than the sword" - or should that read the haystack is mightier than the cooling tower

[Ivan]

Super composition and presentation.

[Taffy]

What a great juxtaposition of natural (hay) and artificial. It's a 'Sean' shot of stacks but adds a new element. Very cool shot!

[Jen Hudson]

Yes I like this b/w version better too. Quite dramatic.

[Andreas]

Excellent PoV and b&w fav