Mill ruins in mono

The ruins of this pre-Civil War cotton mill look almost post-apocalyptic in mono. For the history of the Sweetwater Mill, see: http://www.women-will-howl.com/new-manchester-history.html

Trending 6/19/15

[Arthur Loosley]

An evocative shot!

[Judy Starrett]

Love the mono.

[David]

I like it even better in black and white, Danny…. well I would, wouldn't I? Glad to have encouraged you to do it. Interesting information in that link too, thanks. Roswell is your home patch isn't it?

[Kathy Boyles]

Great composition fav

[gloria jones]

Great shot, lines, light, composition

[Lee-Ann]

Does look great on black.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

It is so interesting looking. Excellent capture.

[Rosie Kerr]

So many great lines and textures. Another excellent shot of this fascinating piece of history.

[Robbie]

Great shot of the Mill!

[Christine Webb]

Fab fav

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot!

[tony gig]

A wonderful B/W Danny...Fav

[Ivan]

Love the processing here, Danny. Super dereliction image. fav.

[Maggiemae]

Great light and shadow here! I wonder what this gate was for!

[KWind]

Nice shapes and lines. I like it in mono.

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

Very nicely composed Danny! Great choice of making this a b/w! Fav!

[Jenn Gillis]

I love the texture of the building and the way the light comes through the windows. Wouldn't look the same in color. Great shot.

[Gena Pegg]

Wonderful....great textures and tones! Interesting processing and history.

[Taffy]

Wonderful composition --at first I thought it was a reflection. I like your choice of b&w.

[Carole Imes]

Fabulous in mono and I, too, thought at first it was a reflection. I really love the composition and lines. Fav.

[Graham Thresher]

Fabulous composition.

[Sandy]

Lovely composition and lines.