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Ghostly Ruins Clitters Mine Gunnislake Cornwall Photograph by Richard Brookes

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Comments (20)

Michael Mazaika

Michael Mazaika

Excellent composition, Richard. A real beauty. - Mike (V/F)

Richard Brookes replied:

Many thanks Mike, much appreciated!

Sharon Mayhak

Sharon Mayhak

Hauntingly beautiful, Richard.

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Sharon, so pleased you like it!

Douglas Taylor

Douglas Taylor

Beautifully captured scene, Richard. I really appreciate the detailed description. It really fleshes out the back-story that is missing from so many images. v/f

Richard Brookes replied:

Many thanks Douglas that's really appreciated. A few years back I realised I didn't always understand what I was looking at. I now try and research these historical sites before I visit so I don't miss so much and have some idea what to look for. It also brings them to life a little I think. Hopefully some of these images at the more remote and less well visited and less accessible locations will provide a contemporary photographic record especially for those buildings in danger of collapse.

Alex Lyubar

Alex Lyubar

Very nice

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Alex, much appreciated!

Kay Brewer

Kay Brewer

Great feature in the Forests and Woodlands group! LF

Richard Brookes replied:

Many thanks Kay, so pleased you like it!

Jenny Revitz Soper

Jenny Revitz Soper

CONGRATULATIONS! This enchanting piece has been FEATURED on the homepage of the FAA Artist Group No Place Like Home, 2/05/2019! Way to go! Please post it in the Group's Features discussion thread for posterity and/or any other thread that fits!

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Jenny, much appreciated!

Michael Mazaika

Michael Mazaika

The list makes the image. Great vision, Richard. - Mike (V)

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Michael, the mist certainly added more atmosphere although there is plenty surrounding the site given its overgrown and slightly hidden location.

Jan Mulherin

Jan Mulherin

Congratulations and Happy New Year!! This beautiful image has been selected to be featured for the week in the “Forests and Woodlands” Group Home Page. You are welcome to add a preview of this featured image to the group’s discussion post titled “2019 January: Featured Images and Thank-you’s” for a permanent display within the group, to share this achievement with others. If enabled, your group image will be posted to our group Google+ page for further exposure. Thank you for your participation in the “Forests and Woodlands” group! (January 17, 2019)

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Jan & a Happy New year to you, that's much appreciated!

Suzanne Wilkinson

Suzanne Wilkinson

A lovely photo! It is easy to imagine it being the site of a fairytale! l/f

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Suzanne, so pleased you like it. Yes i know what you mean. When you are there it feels a special, enchanted sort of place, very quiet and still apart from the sound of water emptying from the old adit into the river below.

Luther Fine Art

Luther Fine Art

Congratulations! Your fantastic photographic art has been chosen as a Camera Art Group feature! You are invited to archive your work in the Features Archive discussion as well as any other discussion in which it would fit!

Richard Brookes replied:

Many thanks for your support!

Nisah Cheatham

Nisah Cheatham

Congrats! This photo has been featured on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites group on FAA/Pixels. • • • You are invited to archive your photo at the following Discussion Topic: https://fineartamerica.com/groups/1-unesco-world-heritage-sites.html?showmessage=true&messageid=4142064

Richard Brookes replied:

Many thanks Nisah, it's great to be included!

Jim Cook

Jim Cook

Very nice1 That mist really adds to the mood. l,f

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Jim, that's much appreciated!

Tom Janca

Tom Janca

Very nice work.

Richard Brookes replied:

Many thanks Tom!

Jerry Fornarotto

Jerry Fornarotto

very nice, L!

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Jerry"!

John M Bailey

John M Bailey

Congratulations on your feature in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"

Richard Brookes replied:

Many thanks for your support John!

Mesa Teresita

Mesa Teresita

beautifully captured!

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you Tery, that's much appreciated! So pleased you like it!

William Rogers

William Rogers

thank you very much

Richard Brookes replied:

A pleasure - good luck!

William Rogers

William Rogers

A lot of the relatives came from Yorkshire I need a good map next lol

Richard Brookes replied:

Haha. If you need old UK maps the National Library of Scotland (believe it or not) https://maps.nls.uk/ is a good place to search.

William Rogers

William Rogers

Doing family research right now, love all the information, our blood line goes back to Sir Wyatt and Anne Skinner? I am still working on more information. Nice photos

Richard Brookes replied:

Thank you. That's fascinating William. I've done some of my family history too. It is so absorbing, real detective work. When the price of copper and tin fell here and the mines closed many Cornish miners resettled in the US taking the technology and techniques with them.

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