The back streets of Castleton reveal some lovely gems; narrow streets, dry stone walls and cottages built from local stone.
At the start of my walk the sky was overcast, and there was mist in the valley which lends itself to a nice atmospheric image in the first of today's shots.
I think the subject matter lends itself to black and white too.
Before I move on to show you some of the coastal pictures I took yesterday (which I am excited about because some of them are fabulous) I wanted to share a few more from Caldy Village. The three shots today are of what I think is the church hall. I am assuming that is what it is because the pathway to the entrance comes from the church yard. It was built as you can see in 1883 in a Tudor style. Clearly it is not as old as many of the other buildings in the village but it was obviously built to fit in with the architecture around it.
I have chosen a mix of colour and black and white, both of which I think show the building to good effect. In the second picture I particularly like the shadow of the bracket supporting the lantern, because of the angle of the sun it is slightly elongated but it almost looks like a mirror image. I hope you like these pictures, feel free to leave a comment below.
