Château de Trécesson

The Château de Trécesson at Campenéac, Britanny dates from 843 AD and the current building from 1440. The oldest part of the current building is the two towers and arched entrance way which you see here.

For more information and a view of the whole château, see my today's post for @se7en at http://365project.org/se7en/365/2014-08-09

[Margaret Obey]

The towers flanking the gate house have a magical fairy tale feel to them. Love the way the wall leads the eye into the image and the beautiful arch. It's fascinating to see that little row of windows under the roof. It looks like they've glazed the archery slits too. Fabulous fav

[Joyce]

I agree with Margaret it does have a fairytale look about it. Love your processing. Fav

[Robyn]

Wonderful. Fav

[👑 AnaZad]

Wonderful capture of this beautiful chateau.

[Debs Stott]

What a fabulous entrance - great image.

[Joan Robillard]

There should be banners on the towers and knights in armor riding through the gate. Fabulous.

[gayelene]

WOW FAV love this shot :)

[Graeme Stevens]

Love your processing yet again. Superb shot

[Shanne]

lovely feeling to this, nicely processed

[Krista Marson]

fantastic old building. i want to live in a castle.

[Fisher Family]

What wonderful processing, and interesting information - Lucy

[Kathryn]

this kind of thing makes me want to go to Europe

[BeckyS]

Beautiful!

[Christine]

Lovely shot

[Janiskay]

Beautiful. I so love this type of architecture. Richard some of your pictures seem to have a HDR look to them. I this through processing?

[Dianne]

Very very cool! Love this shot and the composition. Great work! Fav.

[Joey]

Just knew this was one of your shots, Richard!! Stunning - fav

[*lynn]

lovely shot... the tones are beautiful

[Richard Sayer]

@janiskay The effect that you see is structure enhancement, essentially increasing the relative contrast of the mid-range tonal values. This was editited firstly in Lightroom 5.6 then in Colour Efex-4 Pro and then again in Lightroom.

[Janiskay]

@vignouse you really work hard at your craft and it shows.

[Lindy]

An amazing chateaux and fascinating editing.

[Karen H]

Love how the tones in the sky and roof match

[Jo Henn]

interesting processing, lovely building.

[Tom]

I knew this was yours before I looked at the name. Wonderful composition and processing as always Richard. fav

[Lee]

Wonderful looking building, you've created a great image of it.

[Pete Roberts]

Lovely Chateau Richard