Holyrood Castle Abbey

OK... I give. Family in town, full work schedule, gotta reach back to my delightful trip to the UK, about a month ago.

The ruined chapel of Holyrood Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland, shot in the rain. A compelling space. Sorry for the filler, but today was such a day.

Thanks for taking time to stop by.

[From Rose with love]

Great subject, perfect weather for that shot

[KWind]

Stunning! I think I need to add this place to my bucket list! Wow.

[Kane Arlow]

Lovely shot. There is nothing wrong with using a filler. Fillers take up half of my project :)

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent shot and processing. Been there too ;)

[Babs]

Fabulous shot and I love the processing. It looks great in b&w.

[Debs Stott]

Perfect!

[Maggiemae]

It almost looks fragile but know it isn't! Wonderful wall to choose! fav

[john morley]

This is excellent, I love that latticework window, the B&W is great the wet grave markers reflecting the light.
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[Clare Gadsby]

Wonderful textures in the b&w and the wet really adds to it

[Loopy-Lou]

Fabulous capture

[Michelle Renee]

Wow! This is beautiful! Love the B&W

[Jane Anderson]

So fascinating to me!

[Sebastian Gritt]

I agree with Michelle, wonderful in b&w.

[Sebastian Gritt]

Well done on the Trending page.

[gloria jones]

Super capture, composition

[DbJ]

I really appreciate the composition of this image

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful place

[Marnie]

I like this shot very much indeed. The image shows up the textures and shapes to perfection and captures the essence ofof this wonderful old building. Fav

[Amanda R.]

Incredible! I can only imagine what such a sight would look like in person!

[Cathie]

This really speaks to me. Absolutely fabulous, Rosie.

[Yeshanghai]

Gorgeous capture. FAV

[Danette Thompson]

Superb.

[Jane Pittenger]

Wonderful conversion, view through the windows,mtextures, sense of history

[Graham Thresher]

A very dramatic capture.

[Ukandie!]

Loving the composition in this shot,