baths photos on Flickr

Reasons vary, but reprocessing digital RAW files from 10 and 12 years ago results in previously unobtainable information and image quality. This photograph exposed in Bath, UK during my 2003 visit.

Volunteer of the Year - Eileen Cook - cropped by comms team nlag

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Baths

The Baths by StellaCadente*

At the top of the steps outside the Baths of Caracalla by Robin L

trailer baths of aphrodite by marinero_gr

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Newcastle Baths by Aaron Moodie

Hanging out at the baths during This Is Not Art 2008

Moseley Road Baths by sichunlam

Moseley Road Baths, Birmingham

Si Chun Lam

Roman Baths, London by Peter Simmonds

Strand Lane Remains of a bath – possibly Roman. Viewed through a grille all year, appointments required to see interior. Note: administered and maintained by Westminster City Council. No toilet.

Cronulla South Baths by David Morgan-Mar

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Main baths at Cronulla - the southernmost of three in a row between North Cronulla Beach and Cronulla Beach.

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Baths by Sue Frank

Govanhill Baths by Thomas & Sarah Cook

Govanhill Baths in Calder St, Glasgow, currently closed but there is a campaign to get it restored and re-opened for the people of Govanhill

For more details see www.govanhillbaths.com/

Baths of Caracalla by Kanesue

Bath of Caracalla

[34078] Stamford : Baths by Budby

Stamford Baths (former), Bath Row, Stamford, Lincolnshire, 1823.

Grade ll listed.

A public bath house was established at 16 Bath Row by four local surgeons in 1722 in response to dire sanitary conditions in the town. The present Gothic style building was erected by the Marquess of Exeter in 1823.

Baths of Caracalla by socorro66

Remains of the caldarium.

Rome, Italy.

Mosaic in baths by Richard White

Baths of Antoninus by Sylwester Sokolowski

Tunis - Tunisia

Sutro Baths by 'SandFlash

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Sutro Baths, San Francisco

Speedwell Baths-02 by Neil Hobbs

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Speedwell Baths have been empty for some time now. Prime site for development but surrounded by allotments....

Baths_Virgin Gorda by R13X

Baths of Diocletian by T H

These baths were built in the 2rd century, and were the largest baths ever built. Little of its original splendor remains, but it was a vast, highly decorated complex, with several gymnasiums and libraries for its patrons. At the time the church of Mary Queen of Angels and Martyrs was built, the rest of the complex was turned into a Carthusian monastery. Before these renovations, Petrach mentioned it in one of his letters to a friend, with whom he had studied years before in Rome. He reminisces about how he and his friend had climbed up the roof, or “turtle shell” of the building, where they had fine conversations about the liberal arts.

Baths by Redheadwalking