a whole new meaning.....

...to the words 'kitchen sink'

Tidying up some photo files on my laptop, I realised I still have some quite interesting shots from our visit to Cotehele, (National Trust) last month.

This copper sink in the kitchen was a blaze of colour and reflection - and the taps are surely brass. (Wouldn't make the washing-up any more interesting!)

[Graham Thresher]

A really interesting composition.

[wendy frost]

Great colours captured and three taps I wonder why. I think I will stick to my dishwasher though .

[Joyce]

Great colours but hard to keep so clean!

[Lin]

Well spotted and captured!

[Bep]

Wondering why they needed three taps.

[Joanne Diochon]

What a beautiful old fixture, love the colour tones and the reflections.

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture.

[gloria jones]

Neat shot, lighting, cool coppery colors

[Rosie Kerr]

Copper has the most beautiful tones. Lovely shot.

[Hazel]

@wendyfrost @gijsje

I have no explanation!

[Pam]

Nice photo. I like the look of it.

[Nadiya Bilovodenko]

cool shot!

[Pat Knowles]

Well that copper sink is a sight for sore eyes Hazel, very beautiful but would take some filling for washing up!

[Peter]

Interesting image full of lovely detail and colour Hazel:)

[Pyrrhula]

Remember polishing them. Great vintage find and capture.

[Phil Howcroft]

excellent choice to post this shot haze, the colours are worthy of a shot alone

[Deni]

XzGreat shot you've really caught the glow!

[Hazel]

@phil_howcroft

Thank you, Phil. When we go on a visit and I get several photos, I like to post for a while, then I get fed up of them but sometimes later go back and think a few more are worth using. I'm still really in the stage of the wonder of photography and a bit over-enthusiastic!!!!

[Babs]

Maybe the third tap is a sluice tap. Hope you can find out.

[Steve and Pam Winfield]

What awesome old taps,they do not make them like that now:)