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Taken for the Jules Photo Challenge.
March 2 - World Book Day
My wife's project actually, to have a little free library outside the house. We have a bookcase on the porch, but are in the works on getting one built for closer to the road.
The internet has certainly taken a toll on the use of public libraries. They don't even teach people how to become a librarian, anymore. It's called progress (The building pictured is now The Petaluma Library Museum in Downtown Petaluma, Ca.).
The main entrance to Bristol's central Library. It seems as if there are fewer books inside than there used to be and the section for encyclopedias, dictionary's etc. seemed to have gone. So much easier to Google for things now!
Jerwood Library, Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge. I've already shown a version of this as a part of the recent May Ball series, but this is a closer look and the treatment is different.
Tell us what class are you struggling with and why?
The Bourgeoise b/c they control the modes of production.
My second trip to the library in two days was necessary because I forgot to return a book. However, I took the opportunity to borrow a movie.
Daily In Challenge, Sept 2
I loved the interior lighting with the cloud reflections all over the shot. This may be a bit too busy ...
This is the undergraduate library, so-called Moffitt Library, on the UC Berkeley campus. Built in the late 1960s.
Modern Presidential Library working in conjunction with the Fountain of Knowledge (dry). One volume Radical Rules from uncle Saul. In case of EMERGENCY knowledge required, Break Glass. Note: in case of flying glass, bring your own OSHA approved safety googles, hard shoes and safety vest with gloves.
Hotel de Sens ,Paris..
Un grand grand merci à Madame Dumont-Fillon ,pour son
accueil .
One of the most incredible library Paris, specializing on art, with all the wallpapers from the beginning and even the papers that envelop our bread sticks are there !!
My série : www.stephaniebenjaminphoto.com/#!library/c232a
Darwen Library and Theatre, Knott Street, Darwen. This is a Carnegie Library and was designed by architect Raymond Harrison. It opened in 1908 and is listed Grade II.
A rather special wrought iron sign is on the side of the former Victoria Jubilee Institute and public baths in Tunstall, building of which was started in 1889. The uses of the building included the Free Library and this was marked by the sign provided by local worthy and brick & tile manufacturer John Nash Peake in 1901. Sadly the building is now entirely derelict and up for sale at a knock-down price. Renovation of the Grade II listed structure would cost millions.
I love these sidewalk lending libraries. Saw this one today and had Brent drive around the block to get this snap.
Olympus Pen-F
Olympus 12-100mm
Opened by Malala Yousafzai, the schoolgirl shot by the Taliban. on the 3rd Sep 2013 ... The £189m Library of Birmingham, which houses one million books and is the largest library in Europe the architect was Francine Houben