In the Royal Forest

Havering-atte-Bower was a Royal Manor from the time of William the Conqueror. A Palace was built here in the 12th century and remained until the 17th century. Every British Monarch from Henry III to Charles I stayed here at some point. Nothing remains of the Palace but parts of the estate and the forest live on. There are several of these lost estates close to London.

Photographer:: malcolm_tremain
Uploaded:: 2020-06-23
Tags:: Royal Estate countryside havering landscape london lost estate
Camera:: olympus Pen D
Film:: Kentmere 400 in Ilford DDX
Lens:: Olympus Zuiko 32mm f1.9
City:: London
Country/region:: United Kingdom
Albums:: Forest Walk

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charliedontsurf · 2020-06-24 07:24
Lovely range of tones here:)
malcolm_tremain · 2020-06-24 09:09
Thanks. Kentmere 400 is a very under rated film, this was dev'd in DDX which works great on just about every film out there.

In the Royal Forest

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