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I wouldn't normally think to post random cell phone images. But I have been going through old shots and realising the inherrent interest value as a vernacular project.
Each one of these shots tells a story. More so than many of the polished artistic shots I post - the things you are 'supposed' to display on your photography website.
Siemens SF65 Cellphone
This is the Bear Pit on Cardigan Road in Headingley. It was part of the Leeds Zoological & Botanical Gardens which opened in 1840. Funds were limited and the only large animal they could afford was a Bear which was bought in 1843. The bear was viewed from the top of the turrets. Sunday opening of the gardens was not welcomed by the church and when a vote was held and the church was defeated it was agreed the gardens would open on a Sunday but you had to buy the ticket on a Saturday from a shop on Briggate. The Gardens were divided into building plots and sold off from 1869. I am not sure what happened to the Leeds Bear but the one at Rosherville Gardens at Gravesend, in Kent, was skinned and its meat sold to the local Queens Hotel for the guests to eat
I wouldn't normally think to post random cell phone images. But I have been going through old shots and realising the inherrent interest value as a vernacular project.
Each one of these shots tells a story. More so than many of the polished artistic shots I post - the things you are 'supposed' to display on your photography website.
Siemens SF65 Cellphone
I wouldn't normally think to post random cell phone images. But I have been going through old shots and realising the inherrent interest value as a vernacular project.
Each one of these shots tells a story. More so than many of the polished artistic shots I post - the things you are 'supposed' to display on your photography website.
Siemens SF65 Cellphone
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Carbon fiber Dymag wheels with color-matched (bright white) centers on a Mosler MT900. Brakes are 14" Wilwood rotors with SL6-R six-piston calipers. Tires are Michelin Pilot Sport Cups.
Satellite B with max mag in Sony PMB software.
Taken with Meade LS6, MaxView40 lens and adapter, and Sony CX550V HD HandyCam. Camera 6X optical, low lux on, manual focus .9m. Single HD video frame, tone 10, sharp 90, bright 100, contrast 10.
Perched in front of a row of eighteenth century stone cottages, spectators enjoy the action at Meanwood Cricket Club's Parkside Road ground. Captured during a 52-run Meanwood defeat, in the Dales Council, by Clayton-based Division B leaders Mayfield.
Match statistics
Meanwood versus Mayfield @ Parkside Road, Meanwood, Leeds, LS6 4NE
Dales Council, Division B (45 overs, 1pm start)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 34 (h/c). Meanwood won the toss and elected to field. Mayfield 206 off 29.4 overs (Asim Hussain 109, Mohammed Amin 25, Jefin Jacob 4-91, Shafiq Rehman 3-44, Gulalai Tahiri 2-11) 20pts beat by 52 runs Meanwood 154 off 30.3 overs (Sediqullah Ahmadi 48, Shafiq Rehman 23, Mohammed Amin 5-59, Murtaza Abbas 4-44) 9pts. Umpire: Billy Hughes
Extract from Wikipedia
Meanwood Towers
Meanwood Towers, Leeds LS6 4PL
In the middle of an estate of inter-war semi-detached houses behind Stonegate Road stands a Victorian Gothic house, Meanwood Towers. Designed by Edward Welby Pugin, and built in 1866 - 1867, this private house was commissioned by Thomas Stewart Kennedy and was originally called Meanwood House. It had tall chimneys which were removed on safety grounds in 1969.
It used to house one of the world’s most famous Edmund Schulze organs, which has since been transferred to St Bartholomew’s church in nearby Armley[2]. The building has been converted into flats, however the major part of the structure still survives.