4 days ago I visited Lacock Abbey - home of W. H. Fox Talbot, the maker of the earliest known photographic negative, and continued his work to form the basis of negative/positive photography today. I took a selection of photos around the abbey. My assignment at college is 'Structure', so Lacock Abbey is perfect.

 

THe processing on a few of these isn't great. For example:

 

The tonal range seems too extended and it seems oversharpened.

 

There are some beautiful photos, brilliantly composed. I especially like the form of the abstract windows, its eyecatching and aesthetically pleasing. There, the black and white processing works well, and I love the highlights from the windows. Great work on the photos, and I'm sure you will do well.

I really like the third one, the close up of window leading and the clocktower and the last one. The other's are nice but they just feel quite generic, nothing really new or overly interesting to them.