Autumn framed by history

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Autumn framed by history

Framed by a surviving arch of St Mary’s Abbey in York, this small tree is glowing in the sun and it’s autumn leaves, a contrast to the slowly decaying stonework of man.

Situated in Museum Gardens and well worth a visit.

Converted into black and white and best viewed large

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Autumn framed by history by clickinhistory
Autumn framed by history by clickinhistory
  • Antanas

    Antanas 13 days ago

    great work

  • clickinhistory replied 13 days ago

    thanks Antanas

  • jon daly

    jon daly 13 days ago

    great
    but maybe selective colour?

  • clickinhistory replied 13 days ago

    Thanks Jon, tried it and it didn’t work, may post the colour version later

  • Rosej

    Rosej 13 days ago

    Gosh – haven’t been there for years. Wonderful capture – one of many from around the amazing city of York

  • clickinhistory replied 13 days ago

    LOL one joy of living here, is sometimes to ignore the tourists and just wander for yourself to re-see the views..Thanks Rosej

  • Lindamell

    Lindamell 13 days ago

    like this very much ;)

  • clickinhistory replied 13 days ago

    prefer this one to the colour version..lol

  • Hélène David-Cuny

    Hélène David-Cuny 12 days ago

    The stonework really stands out in this version, and the tree gets the right tone too (and you were right also not to add a cow, sheep or pig in this one ;-)

  • clickinhistory replied 9 days ago

    Phew, really wrestled with the choice here, but they had wandered off grazing on the grass by the time the sun caught the tree lol ;) Thanks Helene

  • M. Wiessman Photography

    M. Wiessman Ph... 9 days ago

    now this is stunning!!!!

  • clickinhistory replied 9 days ago

    Thanks, it was a interesting to take this one

  • Simone Byrne

    Simone Byrne 7 days ago

    Hmm I like this version too, for the detail in the arch, but they are both awesome!

  • clickinhistory replied 5 days ago

    I like this version the best lol, for that detail of texture and light, thanks Simone

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