I like this colour take Phil, just seems to suit it better for me mate, the mono is a fine conversion, but i think the slight tones of the ruins look better in colour. not much help i know, sorry..lol
Donny

Really like this one too, but the mono gets my vote.  Regards, Tina.

Yes, prefer this one Phil.  Looks very grand and spooky, great atmosphere to the shot.
Rgds

very dramatic. well done

I prefer this version Phil, I like the soft tones. Juan.

I like this one better, Phil, with the low sat, it brings a mono feel to it, and just a touch of colour to bring it up a bit - awesome on both - RB

Thanks very much guys, I think this on is my favoured version too. It's an interesting ruin and one which I intend to revisit in the future. Thanks again for your kind comments. Phil

Agree with al the above Phil this is the one for me mate the mono is a first class conversion like moody colours adds to the image well done.
Dave

Sorry, to buck the trend. But I like the mono - and I'm generally a colour person. I just think the mono goes better with the subject matter. It'd be boring if we all thought the same. Cheers, Col.

With this one It looks like you  get B/W with the brickwork and sky, and colour with the foreground, Best of both worlds.. Thats the way I see it anyway.. so for me this one get my vote.. they are both great shots, and the history a bonus too.. well done mate, take care Mark  

Fabulous work Phil, I really really like this version. So dramatic and full of atmosphere! Zuzana

Nice moody shot Phil, I like the subdued colour and tones. - Paul

Dave, Col, Mark Zuzana, Paul, thank you all very much for the time taken to comment. I value your opinions very much. Phil

Beautiful dramatic scene.......wonderful shot !! Sally

Hi Phil,

'Bradgate Park'..........my old stamping ground.

Nice shot Phil.

Jem.

This one gets my vote to Phil love the muted tones just seems to work better than the mono on this occasion although the mono is a great cvonversion.   all the best Gavin.

Sally, Jem, Gav, thanks very much guys. Phil

Think I prefer this one Phil, as the colours are fairly close in tone.  Cheers, Andrew.

Thanks very much Andrew. Phil