A different angle on Windypost Cross, Dartmoor, Devon.U.K
This octagonal cross stands about seven feet tall and is thought to date from the sixteenth century or earlier. Taken looking towards Great Mis and Staple Tors.
Lovely shot. The lighting is great in this one, but I still prefer the other colour version. I think it may be the noise in the sky which detracts slightly. If you have the likes of paint shop pro, the one step noise reduction would improve this a lot I think.Richard Crowe Visit My Website
Many thanks RJVC.... I thought about reducing noise, but it sort of had a film type grain feel to it, so I left it as was. Not the best of ideas maybe, LOL
....Steve
You don't take a photograph, you make it. - Ansel Adams
If you have ps, you might try smart sharpen, wherein you can lessen the sharpening effect in some areas. This is a great shot even if you do nothing else to it.--Chris
still a stunning shot even with the racket going on in the sky!...lol..just joking ,it looks wonderful at my end!.....Ken
If I see something I "SHOOT!"
Hi Steve! do you happen to know the significance of why it is was put there? is it a burial site or a memorial of some sort or some Church? I am really curious especially considering its size. Thanks in advance I love history"The poetry of photography will always be more important than the mechanics of the camera..." - J-H. Lartigue
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