High up, Low down - -# 09/94
Another snap taken during my little episode high up on the roof of Ham House. The formality of the 17th century garden is best viewed from up high where you never can be. In the 18th century the English Landscape movement took over and the style changed.
It's just a snap, so please forgive the cut off corner, the tilting horizon etc. and the inclusion of the edge of the roof.
reparing the impossible - photographing the diametrical
ReplyDeleteHi Stuart! This is great! No reason to complain... The edge would be difficult to avoid or you would land some metres down... ;)
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I remember a photo from this (?) garden some time ago. It looks so crisp and ... delicious.
ReplyDeleteHow perfectly kept!! What a dedicated team you must be!
ReplyDeleteCette image me fait penser à deux livres différents : "Pride and Prejudice" de Jane Austen, pour la promenade d'Elizabeth avec Darcy dans la forêt qui prolonge la jardin, ou "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" de Lewis Carroll....
ReplyDeleteMaybe in my lifetime I can forgive you for the cut off corner C.! HA This is a wonderful perspective of these gardens. Thanks for taking us along.
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What a beauty! Stunning! Breathtaking! Elegant!Thank you!
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