Very good image Patti, I like the bit of reflection in the water also. Thanks for link also. Sure is a neat looking place.
You caught the details and such so well as always.
sandi♥

Patti this one of my very favourite buildings in the world!! Did you walk along the long gallery?? It makes you feel as though you have had one too many lol. We went there when I was about 16 and I have never forgotten the place. Thank you for posting this. And you right, no matter where you look there is nothing straight about it. Was there still a lot of goldfish in the "moat"?

Very nice house and architecture,nice reflections and good clarity as well,the picture is very lovely.

What a very interesting building design. And a wonderful history. Excellent capture and wonderful detail.

PAul

This looks like it came right out of Alice In Wonderland. Really nice shot, Patti.

Jimbob

"Yeah", he said sheepishly. "The walls thing ... bounced off them one too many times ... sorry."

:oP

Nice shot Patti. Well-suited to the portrait presentation.

And the colours are indeed dark, rich and natural.

Well done and but of course, thank you for sharing this one with us. :o)

wow... great looking house and a great capture:)

Great looking house Patti, I also like the reflection. You must have gone nuts trying to get the plain on this one.

The Contractor May have been drinking at the time of construction. LOL.
Thanks for sharing your image and informative link Patti.
Don will Love the Post of this Tudor.

E J

I'm wondering how it stays standing! Wow what a neat post Patti! Really cool!
Joanie

I think this looks pretty interesting. It reminds me on the northern german architecture. I enjoy this and special on your image the mirror effect in this green water.

Fantastic detail and I really like those reflections peeking through. Nicely composed with the great detail in the building..nice one!!

Fabulous!!!...detail and composition is just bloody fabulous!.... hate to say this, but I think you are getting better!....

~Cough..cough~...

sorry..got something in my throat then!...

I love these owd Tudor houses!....Have a few up here...but not as fine as this one!.......

wow. looks an amazing house! i love the designs on the walls and the fact that they are not straight just adds more to the character of it. nice comp too, i like this one.

Very cool house this is. I just love it when you can play with perspective.

Are you sure you got the Horizon straight? ;) lol
Nick

Whadda unique structure!! Luv all the lines about it!!

I wanna house with a moat too!!

Wonderful image of this interesting and unique structure! Thanks for the link.

Strange and amzeing architecture....like a play card house in a way..Cool capture!

What a splendid building - beautiful photograph Patti - I love these Tudor places - this is now in my faves:)

Amazing house..and Very Beautiful capture,Patti. Faved.

Awsome work on those wall.. great clear capture of this lovely piece of architecture.. well done..

Marietha & Susan

That is such a cool building! Thanks for sharing

If this is Little Moreton Hall, I wouldn't want to pay the heating bill on Big Moreton Hall. Excellent photo and link Patti.

Tick

Well Patti, I really think this is a MARVELOUS capture. Boy that house sure has a lot of detail and wood, wow. I agree with Marietha, EXCELLENT

I see what you mean! A most colourful house, with its own little moat. I love the reflections and clarity of this great image. :)

Extremely pleasant architecture. The woods originally was used by Romans to sustain the entire structure. During the time it became also a decoration of the houses.
Examples of this can be found in UK, France, Germany, North Italy, Austria, Belgium etc.
Very beautiful. Faved.
Ed.

I love this rickety, wonky shot Fogz. I know what you mean about perspective - how many times have I messed, and messed, and messed and not been able to get the lines completely straight. This one really does look like a challenge. Strangely though I don't think it matters. These buildings always do lurch and dive alarmingly and you brought that out here. What an amazing place, and so well-preserved.

Great shot of the house lol, I like the architecture on it and thanks for the info on it as well