Abandoned to nature...

...another of the many abandoned houses in our area.

(As it's Saturday, I've also posted at @se7en - http://365project.org/se7en/365/2014-07-05 - it's another old building, but rather different to this one.)

[Maggie]

An instant fav. This cottage so much part of the landscape it is organic.
Beautifully shot in b&w.

[Lorraine Hardy]

love this - fav -

[smiffy]

fantastic fav

[Debs Stott]

Fav-u-lous, just love it.

[Iris]

gorgeous b/w, everything is so sharp - wonderful textures!

[Joey]

Heart breaking!! But a fabulous capture

[Jocasta]

Wonderful in black and white. Hope someone will buy and renovate it.

[Kim]

Great photo, love your processing

[Graeme Stevens]

Superb shot, love your processing as well

[Tom]

Great textures and tones

[Shanne]

such great processing

[Tracey]

Wonderful b&w capture love the processing fav

[Helen K]

Interesting old building! Love the texture in this image!

[Kathleen Hinkaty]

Great texture! Very nice work on an old building.

[Keith Porteous]

Fascinating. Great shot and a wonderful subject to capture!

[Frank Hymus]

Great study in B/W Richard.

[Maggiemae]

Utterly charming! I'm going to book a room! fav

[Trish Plutz]

Abandoned places are so interesting. They make you wonder who used to inhabit them and what it would take to bring them (the places) back to life.

[Joan Robillard]

Why are some old building which are falling into disrepair appeal to us? Bet it was in a lovely spot once.

[Charlie]

the house looks like it use to be full of life. now nature is just taking it over. Beautiful

[Robyn]

Sad but with lovely textures

[Annie D]

this brought tears to my eyes - it was reminiscent of images from a loved one - beautiful indeed fav

[Gwenllian]

Marvellous shot of a home with great potential!

[Christine]

Great B&w. Fav

[Alice Burghart]

wonderful. fav for me

[Fisher Family]

Beautifully haunting. Abandoned houses look like they have such stories behind them - Lucy

[Rachel Withey]

Fav. This is absolutely beautiful, love the textures

[Dawn Ulmer]

Fantastic find. Filled with texture and history. Fav.

[Krista Marson]

neat old ruins. fantastic processing.

[Richard Sayer]

@annied Thanks Annie - I never followed Paul but I see that he posted an image 13th March that has the same sort of feel... I hope the tears were sweet as well as sharp.

[Arthur Loosley]

What a charming scene, so much enhanced by the processing. FAV

[Trinda Love]

FAV, wonderful old house and love the black and white. Looks like you are enjoying your new D610. I am going to get my D600 repaired and see if I still need to upgrade.

[mukesh]

fantastic shot...

[Richard Sayer]

@trinda Thanks Trinda - I still have my D600, I can't really notice any difference between the two. The D610 normally has the Tamron f/2,8 24-70mm attached and the D600 the Tamron f/2.8 70-200mm.

[David]

Fav for sure! Love the composition.. light.. textures .. processing…. so beautifully done, Richard

[Alexandra DG]

beautiful shot, love the BW & I would have explored this house with such pleasure ....