Keeley Church Nr Bridgewater

[Silent_Master]

Hello was driving past and saw this building, It a Church on one side which was built in 1830 and there is a house on other side, Possibly a Vicar house, Got in the house and couldn't believe it. It was very dusty and all the furniture was left, some rooms are very messy so we had to be careful and walk around. Lots of things like books was covered in dust and lots got damage. A very interesting house that was left abandoned for years. The garden was a state full of brambles. A Nice find in the house. Then we went to the church It a small church and only few things there.

I also found a newspaper dated 1985??? so maybe over 25 years​

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Thank You for Looking​

 

[Flexible]

Nice explore S M, and an interesting find.

Quick heads up though: Expect mixed reactions to the HDR!

 

[rectory-rat]

Lovely, lovely place and nice shots of it, thanks for sharing

Personally, the HDR is a little much for me, but I appreciate it as an art, and each to his own as they say

-RR

 

[Silent_Master]

Thank you for the comments, I like the Hdr so we all have different views

 

[flyboys90]

Nice find & superb photos.

 

[night crawler]

Nice and not doubt the photo's would have been better with out the HDR, sorry mate but there is too much.

 

[rossd001]

I think the first image is about right from the HDR stand point for me... Good photos nether the less!

 

[gingrove]

Sorry Have to agree with Night Crawler, but it's a great find and I'd love to see it without the HDR, Any chance of putting up some of the un- altered shots ?

 

[leftorium]

conscious I haven't posted yet and I'm obsessed with tawdry 20th century concrete and your pictures are your pictures. I do like this HDR from a graphical design perspective as the images take on the appearance of being illustrations rather than straightforward documents of decay. In particular I love the picture with the newspapers as a piece of art and the chapel interiors have a tolkienesque quality.. All that said have you considered posting the unprocessed images as a seperate photo set on flickr? again I know linking off is not really the done thing however I really would love to see the originals too as I think you have a great eye

 

[krela]

There's some photos of this place by me somewhere on here, a report from 2007 or so lol. I'll see if I can dig it out when I get a new laptop.

 

[banshee]

i would like to see them without the hdr if possible.does nothing for me but look cartoonish

 

[Silent_Master]

Hello, Feel free to look on Flicker and there is normal pictures on there I am not sure if I am allowed to upload more photos on here, I am new ish to this site and it takes time to get me used to it. I accept everyone different views and it nice to show different options. Thank you all and the link to Flicker is http://www.flickr.com/photos/53216606@N04/sets/72157629475634665/

Hope it works and any problems let me know

 

[night crawler]

Just add a few more of the original photos to this thread.

 

[Silent_Master]

here is the normal pictures


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DSC_0264 by Silent_Master66, on Flickr


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DSC_0240 by Silent_Master66, on Flickr


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DSC_0257 by Silent_Master66, on Flickr


DSC_0260 by Silent_Master66, on Flickr

 

[Silent_Master]

[quoteThere's some photos of this place by me somewhere on here, a report from 2007 or so lol. I'll see if I can dig it out when I get a new laptop.][/quote]

Will be interesting to see your pictures of 2007 to see if it had changed so much

 

[tank2020]

I like both. Looks as if someone has a nice stone floor in their kitchen now, that they pilfered. Nice post.

 

[Flexible]

I like both. Looks as if someone has a nice stone floor in their kitchen now, that they pilfered. Nice post.

I like both, too. But perhaps it would've been better to post the origs first, with a link to the HDR ones?

Good stuff.

 

[night crawler]

What aplace, will look great restored if it's done. Shame the chapel has been stripped like that.

 

[Ratters]

Lovely mate )

 

[st33ly]

Looks like it's full of the gems that we love