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Situated on Main Street, Bo'ness, the closed YE OLDE CARRIERS QUARTERS was pictured on May 31st 2014. Inspite of the 1647 date on the front most of the building dates from 1905. It was recently on the market for £68000.
You can imagine lutes playing in the background, as you look over the Quercob Region of the Pyrenees from Château de Puivert, France.
I would liked to have been able to take a close up of this shattered window, i think it would've made an interesting shot being lit up by the sunlight, but assumed my cameraphone wouldn't really be able to do it justice.....so i just took a sneaky one.
Three long term residents of the Muller Road deadpool are 3/4 of the ex Glasgow and Plymouth Excels, seen here in Nov 2013. As of June 2017, they are still in residence.
Also seen here are a pair of redundant ex London Marshall Darts 41181 R181TLM and 41232 R232TLM, sent across from Cymru
For Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Window,' one of my very favorite things to photograph. Another is certainly Wiki. So its so nice that she stayed around and allowed these photos this early morning.
This is the garden window over the kitchen sink. The theme over at 365x2009 is "kitchen" this week, so I thought I'd kick it off with this shot.
A nice day for a stroll downtown, Detroit
AT&T Building at 1365 Cass Ave. (formally the SBC Building)
Windows with cast iron and terra cotta ornament in a commercial building at 235 Market Street in Louisville, Kentucky.
Partially open window with a toy hourse on a garnet house.
These windows than can only be open in a small upper portion seem to be quite traditional...
Icelanders usually have brightfully coloured houses (sometimes gaudy) with beautiful windows.
Pictured in Reykjavik, after dinner, short before "midnight". West Iceland.
And I'm back to flickr-ing!
I've been on a bit of photo hiatus over the holidays and then some!
Got a new camera and will be shooting this week and posting soonish.
Cheers!
Sign in a bank window across from an empty/rehab building in St. Louis. Reflected in the window is a sign for a defunct jewelry store. It amuses me that some people might buy jewelry as part of their retirement process, or that the jeweler might now be retired (as opposed to out of business involuntarily).
Sign reads:
How Well
You Retire Depends
On How Well You Plan Today
Come in to talk about retirement plans that make sense.
my daddy! while he was looking outside of the window.
sitting at the back of the car... i don't like it very much! but my father always sits at the back...
Window frost at twilight this morning. Shot with my old, manual focus Micro-Nikkor 55/2.8 @ f/2.8 or f/4. The nearby blue photo is a close-up from the center of this scene.
Christmas may have just recently ended, but since I'm finding myself very much still in the Holiday spirit, I've decided to keep posting my Holiday themed pictures until New Years. That's when the tree comes down, and the Christmas season traditionally comes to a close. So, please bear with me for just a few more days as I slowly wind down from my favorite time of the year.
This is a detail shot from one of the windows at Macy's department store at Herald Square in Manhattan.