Backside of the mansion Oud Groevenbeek
Oud Groevenbeek is an estate , located near to the town of Ermelo. It takes its name from a creek (beek) that rises on the estate. The 224 hectare estate has an...
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Oud Groevenbeek is an estate , located near to the town of Ermelo. It takes its name from a creek (beek) that rises on the estate. The 224 hectare estate has an Art Nouveau Mansion from 1904, a farm (1870), a gardener's house (1905), a vineyard , its own water tower(1912), and various outbuildings.
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Canon EOS RP
Aperture f/7.1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 32/1 
Ermelo, Gelderland, NL
May, 2020Views
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People's Choice in Mansions Photo Challenge
Winner in grade 2 listed homes Photo Challenge
People's Choice in Straight out of the camera reflections Photo Challenge
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Location
The photo was taken in a forest near to the city of Ermelo, in the Netherlands,Time
It was just past noon, on a very sunny cloudless day.Lighting
The sun was shining full on the backside facade of the mansion, leaving hardly any shadow. There was practicaly no wind, so the water avted like a mirror, showing a perfect refelection of the house.Equipment
My Canon EOS RP with a Tamron 18-400 mm. lens.Inspiration
The reflection on the waterof this beautiful building, triggered me right away.Editing
Some cropping, and I had to dim the light a bit.In my camera bag
Camera with spare battery, and cleaning stuff.Feedback
Shoot from more than one angle, and select the best result.
