Newstead Abbey Stables

a break from people pictures

A pretty landscape showing Newstead Abbey stables in Nottingham

Sony Alpha 6000 50mm prime

Edited in GIMP

[Allison Williams]

Beautiful. The water adds such a lovely note to the scene.If this is the stables, the residence must be very impressive!

[Dione Giorgio]

Typical beautiful English country scene, Phil. The green is so lush. Fav.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such a beautiful scene -- so peaceful !

[Phil Howcroft]

@allie912 Allison. I have one other pic of Newstead in my photostream....
https://365project.org/phil_howcroft/365/2015-09-13

From 2 years ago 😀

[Phil Howcroft]

@sangwann thanks dione...with the rain in England we are always green 😀

@beryl Thanks Beryl. It is a pretty area 😀

[Allison Williams]

@phil_howcroft Wow, very impressive.

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Cathy Donohoue]

I always love when you show me living history. I must say that the horses are living the high life.

[Judith Johnson]

Fabulous colours, scenery and reflections

[Megan]

Wow! Beautiful!

[Granagringa]

And a lovely landscape it is. I really like the proportions of water and greenery and building and sky.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Beautiful, tranquil scene and capture. The different shades of green are lovely.

[Al Bailey]

I love all the colours in this :)

[Hazel]

Another great shot for the a6000 (I'm looking at all your settings, sometimes trying to guess first what I might have used!!)

[Phil Howcroft]

@quietpurplehaze thanks haze. I always have my default camera settings at aperture priority iso400 and then adjust iso and aperture depending upon the subject and effect I want to create 😀

[Hazel]

@phil_howcroft

Mine is probably a bit more hit and miss but having had bad experiences leaving the iso on auto (the camera say in a church bumps it up to 3200 unneccesarily) have started setting that a bit more. I usually shoot on aperture priority.