'Wallets' is the house where Pilgrims used to deposit their wallets for safety so they would not get 'Mugged' by Highwaymen on the road to Colchester.
It is in Great Warley Village just outside my home town of Brentwood, Essex (UK)
I used 1993 outdated ORWO NP22 rollfim I rated at 80 ASA and processed in Tetenal Neopress HC 1+31.

The crumbling stone edifice in the foreground is a 13th century "Poor Soul's Light". It was used to hold candles for Masses said for the souls in purgatory and is believed to be the only outdoor example in England. This is in the grounds of the Parish Church of All Saints, Bisley, Gloucestershire, England.

Shot as three Bracketed Frames around +1 EV. RAW conversions and adjustments in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 into Photomatix for Tone Mapping and then finished in Adobe Photoshop CS6 Beta software.

covers approximately 1/8th of the Park and hold over a billion gallons of water.

When the Reservoir was built in 1862, its original purpose was to provide clean water for the city. While this function is not carried out today, the Reservoir does distribute water to other Central Park locations, such as the Pool, the Loch, and the Harlem Meer.

From its 86th street location, the Reservoir offers runners one of the best views of the city skyline, and allows birdwatchers a great location in which to spot