Glenoe Village
Glenoe Village, in the townland of Ralloo, County Antrim, is owned by The National Trust. In the 2001 census it had a population of 87. It is a timeless place.
Featured in the ‘Postcard Group’ and ‘Full Frontal Facades’.
Glenoe Village belongs to the following groups:
"National Trust Properties" , Architectural Photography, Friends of Bangor and North Down Camera Club, Northern Ireland, Full Frontal Facades, Treasured UK Structures (TUKS) and United Kingdom Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
Louise Kuskovski
Stephen,
I’ve always thought colors were more pronounced after a rain. I’m not sure if it’d just rained in this picture or not, but the colors have that same sort of vibrancy. The photo also has a small town feel, with the bike and the potted plants.
Louise
Stephen Maxwell replied
Hi Louise, There has been selective colouring, or if you like selective B&W, in the image which may give it the look you comment on. It is a small village with one street, developers are moving in around the village but the integrity of the original village remains intact. Thank you. Stephen
Lori Wilson
Interesting use of color.
Stephen Maxwell replied
The houses are whitewashed so the selective colouring really only affected the windows and guttering, which were the same colour as the doors – and of course the flowers.
Wildwings
Lovely, typical Irish scene. I especially like the clarity of details. This goes immediately into my collection of favorites. Wonderful work. I hope that you enjoy viewing my portfolio as much as I enjoyed viewing yours.
Stephen Maxwell replied
Thank you Wildwings – and indeed I did!
Cathy Cale
Love it!!
Stephen Maxwell replied
Cathy, thank you for your comment.
Marjorie Wallace
This is just wonderful. It makes it onto my list of places I want to visit in this lifetime. An outstanding capture.
Stephen Maxwell replied
Thank you. A worthwhile aspiration, although there is a ‘creep’ of development in the surrounding area and on the outskirts of the village. There is a waterfall close-by which is a good location to visit as well.
Pat Yager
Thank you, Stephen, for this wonderful glimpse into the timeless village! – Pat
Stephen Maxwell replied
You are welcome Pat.
doreen01
The rain just been stopped and white old house! I like this atmosphere !
Stephen Maxwell replied
Thank you Doreen, I’m glad you enjoyed it.
kimie
Timeless indeed, looks so tranquil, lovely shot x
Stephen Maxwell replied
Thank you Kimie.
Marjorie Wallace
Thank you, Stephen for joining our group and your wonderful submission. I loved this image the first time I saw it and will be watching for more of your outstanding photos in our group.
Stephen Maxwell replied
Thank you for your kind words Marjorie, I am glad you like the image.
Agnes McGuinness
Beautiful work. Agnes xx
Stephen Maxwell replied
Many thanks for the kind comment, feature and especially the kisses – but that will be our secret! Stephen
Agnes McGuinness
I’m building up to three! LOL !
Teresa P. Pelaez
Beautiful capture stephen, congratulations!
Stephen Maxwell replied
Thank you, glad you like it.
EvaMarIza
Love this picture- congratulations:)
Stephen Maxwell
Thank you Eva glad that you like it.
EarthGipsy
Congrats* on your feature in Postcards Group. Top Shot
Stephen Maxwell replied
Thank you.
maxi
Love this Stephen, pin sharp.
Stephen Maxwell replied
many thanks maxi, glad you liked it.