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The Eremitage Hunting Lodge

The Eremitage Hunting Lodge was built in 1734-36 in Jægersborg Deer Park as a hunting lodge for Christian VI. The Danish Monarchy.

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Sven Fennema 3 years ago

Strong procesing, like your light and colors very much!

Geironimo 3 years ago

Awesome image! The light and colour's are beautiful!!

Dare Turnsek 4 years ago

Great one, congrats. !!

Claudio Solera 4 years ago

Fantastic work! Ciao,Claudio.

prbimages 4 years ago

Stunning shot!

Torben Meldgaard 4 years ago

Great capture Bjarne. And welcome to OE!

Dare Turnsek 4 years ago

Excellent !!

Jesper Hedegaard Grønlykke 4 years ago

Love the colours and the sun in the window. Excellent !

Judy W 4 years ago

WOW - that is brilliant!!

Allan Wallberg 4 years ago

Magnificent photo with great light.

Mel Brackstone 4 years ago

Magnificent capture!

Jan Zajc 4 years ago

Excellent work here,
Congrats!

Patrick René Richter Lauritzen 4 years ago

Super flot billede.

Venligst Patrick.

Ernie Kent 4 years ago

Excellent! wonderful composition and light.

U. Midtgard 4 years ago

Magnificent picture. Nice to see it here.

Regards U.M.

Ole Condrup 4 years ago

Absolutely stunning!

Pedro Pais 4 years ago

My only negative remark is a little halo (probably from sharpening or from the HDR, around the top of house. Other than that it's a very nice photo. The light shining through the window is a definite bonus point. It really makes the shot special.

Clyde Beamer 4 years ago

You know, I'm getting more and more used to looking at these HDR images, I've even done a few myself. You have used the technique in a very nice way here, very subtle. A beautiful scene, nicely captured, nicely processed. (Unless I'm totally wrong and it's not HDR?)

Joe Weaver I get that feeling too, but this is much more restrained than most. Very nice. Might be a hand blended job. I think the technique is growing up either way. I also think a lot of people are hard set against HDR in any form because they have seen so much BAD HDR.