Kent oasthouses

[ionian]

Oasthouses adorn the Kent countryside - I've always loved the shape and structure. C&C welcome.

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[Dave Humphries]

#1 is interesting* Simon,

But I really like the shape repetition in #2.

* Now I am going to have to Wikipedia (or similar) to discover how they (Oasthouses) 'work' - obviously a flow of air is part of the process (the top vent and later addition of fans), but there seems to be a chimney flue as well. Can you tell I'm quite ignorant of the industry?!

Cheers, Dave

PS - good conversions

[Mike Buckley]

The composition in the second one is just marvelous, really strong!

[Shadowman]

Nicely captured.

[ionian]

Thanks - yes, I am particularly happy with the second one, the shape is good but the light is nice (although I admit I emphasised it with a little dodging and burning). The first is a little flat by comparison.

[Kaye Leggett]

You've created a great image in number 2

[Dave A]

I have to agree that #2 is exceptional. Very strong image.

Dave

[Ziggy]

Agree with the other about #2.

[John 2]

Me too re no.2 but both nice. Excellent conversion for both plus it looks like a bit good PP on the base of the second. I grew up for a while in Kent and these bring back memories.

[bnnrcn]

Both very nice Simon.The composition is great in #2

Me too re no.2 but both nice. Excellent conversion for both plus it looks like a bit good PP on the base of the second. I grew up for a while in Kent and these bring back memories.