"Every man to his own taste I suppose"! buit to me it does'nt seem to 'fit' into the Liverpool that I remember! (Maybe my age)! I Like your photo's Kev! tell me , 'Where where you standing when you took the latest shot of the Liver Birds?
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"Every man to his own taste I suppose"! buit to me it does'nt seem to 'fit' into the Liverpool that I remember! (Maybe my age)! I Like your photo's Kev! tell me , 'Where where you standing when you took the latest shot of the Liver Birds?
I was actually standing outside the Town Hall at ground level.
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Originally Posted by Norm NZ
Sorry Norm but I have to disagree, the Unity building is way superior to the two blocks of the Braddocks, they were bland, grey, and depressing and no community spirit in them at all, I saw them being built and saw them knocked down, I lived facing them for many years.
I'm amazed at that Kev! I thought you were at least at 'rooftop' level!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
"No probs" Brenda, as I said to Kev, tastes do differ. I too, remember 'the Braddocks' being built, they were an eyesore, I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brenda
Norm, did you live around there to see them getting built?, I was about 6 I think when they were first built....giving my age away now.:)
Does this mean your a Unisexual or a Uniphile?:Colorz_Grey_PDT_16: :PDT_Aliboronz_24:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
"No, Brenda, I'm a Garston Lad! but I remember the controversy over the building of them"!Quote:
Originally Posted by Brenda
Taken yesterday. Beetham West in the background looks amazing.
http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/unityjan.jpg
A lovely pic Dave :handclap:
Where did yae take that from Dave?
Max, I took it from the roof of Martins Bank
Fantastic picture Dave.:PDT_Aliboronz_24:
:handclap: @ PhilG :)
Thanks, Kev.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
Excellent pictures :handclap:
Phil,great photies mate.
Eh up...............:celb (6): :celb (6): :celb (6): ..Goooooooooooo ead lad..
Nice snaps mate. Anyone know what's they're doing with Yorkshire House? (that's the building next door with the scaffolding on it)
Thanks folks.Quote:
Originally Posted by snappel
Snappel.
Offices. The work was supposed to be finished in December 2006.
http://www.masonowen.com/news/63/yor...-refurbishment
Yorkshire House (1929) was designed by the same architects as the Royal Court Theatre - T. Wainwright & Sons (J. B. Hutchins).
Smart man that Demon Molyneux Is.
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showth...1#post13068561Quote:
The Unity does not fit In with the Skyline In my opinion.
It looks like Darlek with stairs built onto it or R2-D2 or some kind of robot with wheels.
Just trying to get more Into HDR.
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1154/...0bc9c1db_o.jpg
Nice one Max, I like that.
One of my favourite new buildings too.
Played with the equalize option In photoshop and fixed It a bit more.
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1154/...b4d4d224_o.jpg
But more cropped.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxmolyneux/821614407/
That is dangerous:) more you get into more you want to see every pictures with HDR version...Wondering all the time how it will look with hdr then spending hours front of pc...Quote:
Originally Posted by Max
Just what happing to me lately..
Yorkshire House@ Chapel Street is a very good shot as well
That don't happen to me.
THE first £1.5m luxury penthouse apartments in the North West have been launched with an event in Liverpool.
The six penthouses, three of which have already been sold, sit on top of the 27-storey Unity building, overlooking the waterfront and with views across the River Mersey and beyond. more