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Reflection in toll house window..one of the many historical buildings seen at the "Welsh Folk Museum " at St Fagan's near Cardiff, South Wales..
With hindsight I should have photographed all the building as well....sorry maybe next time..
De verfwinkel.
@ Zuiderzee Museum Enkhuizen
Om het hoge contrast tussen hooglichten (raam) en de rest van de winkel te overbruggen heb ik deze keer weer eens de HDR techniek toegepast.
The Marble Room - Bolsover Castle
I can't believe it's a week ago since I was there - where does the time go?!
Sun streaming into a window in the fabulous village of Laycock.
Parts of the Harry Potter films were made in Laycock village, it is also where the BBC made the Cranford series - wonderful viewing!
While our evenings in Durham were occupied fully by the Lumiere, the days gave us an opportunity to explore the city and nearby places. Crook Hall is a lovely extended Medieval Manor House with delightful gardens - and it has a great view of the Cathedral.
Men's toilet in The Red Lion Hotel, Salisbury, May 2015. The top section of the window obviously opens.
Another oldie, shot in the early 1960s in a village in Norfolk. Not sure of the car model but I believe it's an Austin. No Japanese competition in those days, let alone Korean! The country house with its leaded windows, brick and stone construction, and climbing roses around the door, completes the scene. Different times, for sure!
Yashica 44a TLR, CanoScan 8800F from a colour slide
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Situated in Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, which is the largest Cathedral in the UK (in sq metres), and the 5th largest in the world.
It's under-tower vault is the highest in the world.
It's bells are the highest and have the heaviest peal in the world.
There are two pipe organs in Liverpool Cathedral. The Grand Organ is the largest in the UK and is considered to be (with it's 10,267 pipes) one of the largest operational church organs in the world.
(Hand held, slow speed, low light shot ; hence, loss of definition when viewed large size)
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The Gothic Hall in Bruges’ City Hall is full of fascinating details. Everytime I visit I discover new things. Every centimeter of the hall is used to tell the story of Brugge, it’s history and mythology. This is a detail from the stained glass windows.
Built in 1376, Bruges’ City Hall is one of the oldest in the Low Countries. It was the from here that the city was governed for over 600 years.
There is a great deal of very interesting architecture in Beccles. I intend to go back next week and have another look. Years since I visited Beccles - I. had forgotten most of it.
Detail of the wall of St Cuthbert's, Wells. What looks to be weathered hogs head mascarons. They are similar to gargoyles but without water spouts so are purely decorative.
Location: Brigstock, in the East Northants district of Northamptonshire, England.
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Sketch of a probably non-exisisting car, seen on a stained glass window in the old Shell Laboratory (1929, Groot Laboratorium, central staircase, detail).
The front nose looks a bit British.
This stained glass artwork is part of the Caviët windows, designed and made by Max Nauta (1896-1957) in 1947.
The official presentation was in July 1947 in honour of the latest director Ir. G.J.L. Caviët.
Amsterdam-N., Badhuiskade, Overhoeksterrein, Sept. 13, 2015.
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