Right Of Way

The Right Of Way (is a headframe), a headframe is a structural frame above an underground mine shaft.

This is the last day for architecture, in the Flash of Red February.

Thank you for your comments and favs on yesterday’s photo “Silverfield”, much appreciated!

[Peter Dulis]

lovely monochrome

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful shot

[Faye Turner]

Great capture

[Danette Thompson]

Lovely in b&w.

[Vickie M]

Beautiful composition and great in b & w.

[Jane Pittenger]

I don’t understand the title but I really like the contrast between the shapes of the buildings and the snow covered rocks

[KoalaGardens🐨]

beautifully done

[Milanie]

I love the rooves - the medium, small and wide - make a nice stairstep in the anong the snowy trees.

[Diana]

lovely image and great shapes.

[Issi Bannerman]

Nice, and I like the crop!

[Gosia]

Love your winter photos, remind me of Poland

[Islandgirl]

@jgpittenger Thanks Jane sorry about the confusion “Right Of Way” is the name of the headframe. A headframe is the structural frame above an underground mine shaft.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is really interesting looking. Love the snow, too.

[sarah]

Terrific b&w

[Margaret Brown]

Pops on black, super b&w

[Helen K]

Lovely b&w image

[Randy]

Beautiful!

[haskar]

Great composition and processing.

[Joan Robillard]

Neat capture