It’s a great photo … but one that (imo) can be improved by just one simple bit of editing … and that’s making the shadows a little lighter.
Another small part of another learning curve it you’ve not done this before.
That is the only change I’ve made to create this …
Im gonna sound dead stupid but how do you do this?! Incase you havent guessed I’m new to photography as well!
Most photo editing software has a function that can lighten shadows with a simple slider (and the associated darken highlights - not used on that).
Lightroom CC for mobile is free (for all the essential stuff), and for laptops there are a whole load of options (not all free).
I used Photoshop Elements (Laptop) for that tweak.
I’ll be there on Thursday & Friday. Staying at Bosworth Hall. It’s a lovely park with plenty of walks around it.
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Oh - I know the Dolomites!! Skiing, trekking, paragliding, camping.
Skied in Cortina several times … not far south of you.
The sun’s finally come through and the snow has stopped and there was some great skiing to be had today!
I took many great shots yesterday at Chatterley Whitfield Colliery but something about this one i love.
Some amazing textures and colours in that.
So strange how dilapidated/derelict buildings and structures can be so hypnotically beautiful - especially from the vantage point of the drone.
You are absolutely right. I could have stood there all day taking shots from all different view points.
Great shots @Proteous and very worthy of the Industrial Revolution badge which is now winging it’s way to your profile 
@Proteous Hi Jay
watched the video on you tube its a sad state of affairs leaving something like the for so long and no-one wants to do anything with it because of money.
great video BTW just need to work on the sharp turns which can be reduced with editing
I like the chimney shot looking down
