Rhosydd Quarry

One of the many disused mines in North West Wales. You'll find them scattered in the landscape. Tips, derelict houses, railway tracks.

This is a photo I took a couple of years ago, but processed it recently in Lightroom using the radial filter and the gradual filter.

Five Plus Two theme this week is 'Earth Dirt Rocks'. Check out: http://365project.org/fiveplustwo/365/2015-01-19

[Beryl Lloyd]

A great shot the sepia editing gives it an aura of an old shot taken perhaps in the early 1900s . Great !

[Nancy]

Love this!

[Krista Marson]

really evocative results.

[Rachel]

Great shot and love your processing! I must get my head around Lightroom one day!

[Tineke]

Mooie ontwikkel methode

[Gwenllian]

Very effective editing.

[Leon Buijs]

Beautiful shot, great tones and bringing back memories to my 2 years in Wales

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@lleo thanks Gwen for the fav!

[Margaret Obey]

Great xapture

[vstap]

The tones enhance the ruins.

[Linda H.Y. Hegland]

Love these ruins

[Kathy]

Sad, neglected. The tones and processing make it very sad.

[virtualbrownie]

Such an evocative shot - love it

[Pyrrhula]

Dit hebben we wel. De verlaten mijnen in Limburg met de afvalsteen bergen
Mooi schot, prachtig bewerkt. .

[Maggie]

This image so fits your challenge and is beautifully processed. I have been busy trying to track down my Welsh ancestors this week on the www - not much luck but found a little information on a few in Llanodeil, the rest seem to have vanished without trace.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@virtualbrownie thanks for the fave!

[Lottie]

A desolate scene but so interesting. I love abandoned buildings and ruins.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@lottielongers thanks Lottie, for the fav!

[David]

Just love the ruin and desolation. The sepia toning feels right.