Monday Feb 1st. Church st.
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Monday Feb 1st. Church st.
Nice pic Lindy. Relief sculptures by Herbert Tyson Smith whose workshop was to the rear of Bluecoat Chambers. He made the Gerard Gardens statues as well as the bronze relief on the cenotaph (which features himself and his mother), he also done a few engraved tablets in St. Johns Gardens and inscribed the Anglican Cathedral foundation stone amongst others.
Thanks for info Ged, I didn't know that.
Nice picture Lindy.
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A rainy day looking towards the Albert Dock from Chavasse Park.
Excellent Joe. Looks fantastic.
Nice image. You wouldn't know it was Liverpool :)
Brougham terrace
Nice one Lindy.
4th Febuary
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Rainy day in Liverpool,where have all the people gone?
nice one Joe.
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Melling Mount with St Thomas church and a scarecrow in a field
Nice one Joe. The Scarecrow is better dressed than me...
Manestys Lane, L1
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Birkenhead council buildings from the Priory with Hamilton Station on the left
MONDAY 8TH FEBRUARY.
William Brown street in the fog.
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brrr, I feel cold just looking at that photo Ged.
Ged, that is superb. I love it.
Thanks all. I'd just been thrown out of the records office - no I wasn't farting - it was 5pm on Saturday and very eerie outside but the obligatory ice cream van was still outside the museum :)
Brilliant picture Ged , looks eerie , like something from a horror movie , you have captured it perfectly ..
Really, yikes I thought it looked moody and romantic, lol I wasn't thinking vampires at all:noid:Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
Just goes to show you then - evocative to both extremes. To me, it just looks like Pete Doherty is smoking a joint in front of me lens.
Ohh i'm terrified of the fog Ronnie , alway's have been since i was a kid , it conjures up all kinds of scary thoughts for me , to me it looks like 'Sleepy Hollow'Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronijayne
Radio Merseyside, Hanover st.
I didn't even know it had moved . i thought it was in Paradise st , i really do need to get out more !Quote:
Originally Posted by lindylou
Paradise st is now part of Liverpool 1 shopping area.
I know , it's all very confusing for me ... I must be getting old Ged !Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
Also true. That is the wonderful thing about art. Everyone looks, many different emotions come forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by Debra
I thought it was always foggy until I got me new glassesQuote:
Originally Posted by Debra
I'm getting a bit like that now ..:)Quote:
Originally Posted by H_Asbo
Who said that?
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The Scottish photographer John Thompson visited China 1868-1872 .An exhibition of his photos is currently on show in the Maritime Museum
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Reflection in the Seacombe ferry waiting room
Nice one Joe.
12.02.10
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This is Liverpool from New Brighton. The sand looks good.
13.02.10
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This is the beach at New Brighton. It's not even my boot print. I have one very similar of the deserts of the World...
I've got one just like that Pablo! Taken in El-Ballah in 1952! :unibrow:
Put it up then Norm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norm NZ
Taken at St georges hall.
stunning building, was just a little upset some of my pics came out blurry.
14-2-2010
Nice one Malc. I know lots about blurry photos...