Pile of Rubble: Polmaise Castle 2
Situated in the village of Cambusbarron and built in 1865, Polmaise Castle only lasted a century before being blown up by the army due to its state of disrepair.
The surrounding woodland is being restored as the former gardens of the house.
The sole remains of the property are a large pile of rubble maybe 50m long in a clearing - occasional glimpses of angular stone blocks and roof beams sticking out at rakish angles.
The surrounding woodland is being restored as the former gardens of the house.
The sole remains of the property are a large pile of rubble maybe 50m long in a clearing - occasional glimpses of angular stone blocks and roof beams sticking out at rakish angles.
Related Images
8 abandoned abstract-qualities angles antisocial architecture art atmospheric balance bemused bland breaking-rules building calm-still cambusbarron camera castle colour complexity composite composition conflict contrasts crazy-art darktable death-life decay diagonal dull dull-light dxo-photolab emotion empty equipment faded-desaturated film-emulation focus-stacked fuji fuji-16-55-f2 fuji-x-h2 gloomy good-bad green harmony imposing intimate-landscape jumble landscape leading-lines lens life-death light lines loose-composition lump lumpy luts manipulated mankind-nature memories moody nasty-nice nature-happens near-far near-mid-far-distance oddity old overcast pastel-shades peace people photography places polmaise-castle quasi-abstract reclamation ruin rules run-down sad scotland secluded serif-affinity-photo shape-and-form shapely simple simple-complex snapseed soft-light software stacked still stirling stirlingshire structure sumptuous thoughtful timescale toned town tranquil urban vibrant zenExif
| Camera: | FUJIFILM X-H2 | ISO: | 800 |
| Focal Length: | 24.9mm (37mm-e) | Aperture: | f/4 |
| Shutter Speed: | 0.03571428571s |
Location
GPS location: 56.101887, -3.966661