The photographs and montages on this page were all created by Michael High. They remain his copyright but may be used with permission. For permission and any further information please e-mail him.

The photographs were taken at precisely measured locations. The Rose building was modelled in a 3D visualisation computer programme using dimensions and finish details taken from the Rose Energy planning application drawings. The programme was then used to produce an image of the building, complete with shadows for the correct date and time of day, as seen from the same location as the photograph upon which it is superimposed.

The view of the Stormont building, taken from the security barrier near the main entrance, with the West elevation of the Rose Energy building (as seen from Lough Neagh).

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The panorama view taken just 16 metres from the Lough shore, within the Area of Special Scientific Interest.

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A sunset taken from 26 Ballyvannon Road, the house that does not exist according to the Rose Energy planning application, but which is opposite the proposed entrance to the incinerator plant.

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I never did like the shot taken by Rose from Ballyvannon Road, since it deliberately looks away from the direction in which people would normally look.

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