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Sydney Town Hall
19th century construction.
Once probably the tallest building in Sydney.
Now one of the shortest!
(2013-11-17)
Carleton Place Townhall, which spellchecker insists should be two words -- town hall. But I like it as one word. So there.
© AnvilcloudPhotography
Around the city centre of Dublin was many smaller independent towns including Rathmines. Although now considered part of the city centre, Rathmines boasts the most impressive of the townhalls built in the later half of the nineteenth century in Dublin. Designed by Sir Thomas Drew, the impressive (but top heavy) clock tower is visible for miles and with the local Catholic Church gives the town two recognisable landmarks.
The centre of Ypres (Ieper), totally destroyed in WW1, has been beautifully rebuilt. This is the Townhall
... which was built to house salvaged material from Emral Hall in Flintshire: the mullion windows you can see, a Jacobean ceiling and panelling. The main hall was closed to visitors unfortunately. There are loos on the ground floor. Note the grand wrought iron gates.
A composing of a 30 seconds long exposure and the sky replacement tool from Luminar4. Made the long exposure with a ND1000 filter to remove almost everybody from the place in front of the townhall.