Diminishing Perspective

I am always jealous of this type of architecture photograph. The strong lines, the clarity, depth and the faultless post processing speak of a photographer who knows exactly the look they what and know how to achieve it. I guess that a very dark filter was used to gain the long exposure.

As soon as I saw this I thought 'I think I know where that is', if I'am right it is the copse of beech trees on top of a hill just outside Lifton, near Launceston. I drive past it about once a week and thought to myself that the sun rising or setting through the trees throwing long shadows across the field would make a great photograph. This is the shot I would have liked to have taken. Maybe with luck one day I will take a similar shot.

I was immediately struck this shot, great composition and that view. The fact that it was taken through the front window of a moving bus makes it even more incredible. The road dissapears suddenly in the mid distance otherwise it would have made the top 10.