Leaning

In camera black and white.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Stunning ! wonderful monochromatic image with great textures and mono tones - reminds me very much of Kyffin Williams - 1918-2006 , a great artist/ painter from your area of Wales - his gallery Oriel Ynys Mon is in Llangefni, Anglesey. I really loved his work ! and a big fav

[FBailey]

Lovely sharp details

[Tina]

Ik vinden oude veld afscheidingen zo mooi, mooie zwart wit foto

[Bep]

Gorgeous picture. Fav.

[4rky]

Fantastic b&w image
I do love a dry stone wall :)

[haskar]

Great textures.

[Wylie]

Lovely shapes

[Jacqueline]

Great wall!

[Call me Joe]

💕💕💕

[Ko*]

Looks so good in black & white...

[Pyrrhula]

Mooi opname en Zw/w. gebruik. Stenen stapelen is nu een art hype geworden. In Wales waren ze ze tijden vooruit.

[john morley]

I am often surprised how similar the scenes you picture look like something I would come across. I guess we are really Celtic cousins. Do you ever find Dutch connection's in Wales?

[Taffy]

Looks like a painting or drawing. Wonderful patterns.

[Patricia McPhail]

wonderful textures!

[Walks @ 7]

I completely agree with @beryl, also thank her for introducing me to his work. Live the way my eye is drawn one way and then abruptly in a different direction. Very well. done. Fav.

[Kathy]

I realize this is a rock wall, but at first glance I thought it was statuary depicting pilgrims walking up a mountainside.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@beryl thank you Beryl!

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@jack4john and when we were on the Spanish north coast (Cantabria) near Playa de Tagle, I thought this looks just like the west coast of Wales and Ireland.
Regarding Dutch connection: http://historypoints.org/index.php?page=dutch-commando-memorial-porthmadog

[john morley]

very interesting, and it must be pleasing for you knowing your fellow country men were there, I read a great novel a few years back called " The Welsh Girl " Set in wales during WW2..