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These falls are unique in that the water comes down via a slot in the cliff, parallel to the cliff face.
Address : 610 York Street, Hamilton, Ontario Canada
Recognition Statute: Historic Sites and Monuments Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. H-4)
Designation Date: 1984-06-13
Dates:
1834 to 1835 (Construction)
1855 to 1855 (Significant)
Sir Allan Napier MacNab ( Owner)
Robert Charles Wetherell (Architect)
William Reid (Architect)
Frederick Rastrick (Architect)
Other Name(s):
Dundurn Castle (Designation Name)
Dundurn (Other Name
This villa was completed in 1835 for Allan Napier MacNab. Incorporating an existing farmhouse, it was designed by the local architect, Robert Wetherell, as a statement of its owner's place in Hamilton society. The house features an eclectic blend of classical and Italianate motifs. French windows, broad verandahs and a panoramic view of Burlington Bay. With its outbuildings and grounds, Dundurn Castle stands as an important example of the Picturesque Movement in Canada. After years in private hands, the property was purchased by the city and from 1964 to 1967 restored to its former splendour.
Description of Historic Place
Dundurn Castle National Historic Site of Canada is an early-19th-century estate in Hamilton, Ontario. Located on Burlington Heights, between Hamilton Harbour and the low-lying land known as Cootes Paradise, Dundurn Castle’s associated buildings and structures are set in a picturesque, park-like estate of 13 hectares overlooking Burlington Bay. The main residence, a large building in the Italianate style, is surrounded by subsidiary buildings constructed during the 19th century. These include a dovecot, a two-storey pavilion for cockfighting (the Cockpit), a gardener’s cottage, a gatehouse (Battery Lodge), and a stable (MacInnes Stable). The site also features 19th-century entrance gates (Rolph Gates) and a 20th-century pavilion (Park Pavilion). Official recognition refers to the 13-hectare property, its buildings and structures including its landscape features.
Information credit - Parks Canada
So I have been without a DSLR for a few months and Finally picked up a second hand one. I needed to get out and do some beautiful Skyline shots.
Canada's only art deco train station, opened in 1933 and used for commuter rail to Toronto since 1996.
It's incredible how massive Hamilton Pool truly is. Pictures can only do so much in depicting the scale of this natural wonder.
I met up with a friend for a photo walkabout in Hamilton ON. My first real day shooting film again, not just for test, using my Canon A-1.
No so comfortable with how grain looks in the scans I got from the lab (not developing my own just yet), I used Topaz to remove it as I would digital noise.
It may take me a while to refine my process and get comfortable with film grain again ...
McLaren P1 (Lewis Hamilton's) in Monaco
Sorry for the awful pic - I was mainly focused on videoing this car
The old Hamilton Theatre in Novato. This was part of Hamilton Airfield, which is now decommissioned and a lot of the historic buildings like this one are slowly rotting away :-(
A local club does drive in movies here, projecting the movies against the slide of the building in an ironic homage to bygone days.
"A unique natural area surrounds this pool, collapsed grotto and canyon, formed by thousands of years of water erosion." per Hamilton Preserve's Website
Hamilton Gardens is a terrific place to visit is with its feature of many different types of intriguing and unique garden designs. Brilliant. There's this pond connecting some of the gardens. When passing I couldn't help noticing the strong and profound reflections created by the surrounding planting. It was a calm day so hardly any wind movements in the water. Not easy to find an intersting angel to shoot from (not made easier by the many people visiting that day) but I like the drama of the clouds. Nice quiet moment of exploring.
Ferguson once formed the eastern boundary of the city of Hamilton, but today is located in the middle of the city's urban centre.
A Lego version of Broadways hit musical Hamilton with a stage that is a turntable just like in the show
It's for roguebricks.de for the annual challenge "History"
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