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Mill Windows
Took a stroll around Stanley Mills today.
Certainly somewhere I'd go back to.
Not been through all the pics yet but here's one of the Mill wall. It reminded me of the Physical Graffiti album cover.
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 53 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Certainly somewhere I'd go back to.
Not been through all the pics yet but here's one of the Mill wall. It reminded me of the Physical Graffiti album cover.
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 53 mm
ISO Speed: 100
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That's good, the repetitive and symetrical shapes
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Very nice Phil, and I love your Mono conversion
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That's good, the repetitive and symetrical shapes
I altered the perspective in PS to try and get it 'square' and I darkened the walls either side of the centre wall just to divide it up a bit.
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you've done a very good job there Phil.
I don't know if it was intentional - but I'd like to see equal amounts of windows either side of the main wall for symmetry. Nevertheless, as I said a nice image and good pp work.
I don't know if it was intentional - but I'd like to see equal amounts of windows either side of the main wall for symmetry. Nevertheless, as I said a nice image and good pp work.
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Like that Phil, not only your work but the work of those who built it need admiration.
Part of Alan's family owned mills in the past and some of them are enormous, I know there was a good deal of poverty around at the time but the pride in the workmanship is visible to this day. Please don't tell me it is a modern building, although it would be nice if it were.
Look forward to seeing some more of the shots you took today.
Part of Alan's family owned mills in the past and some of them are enormous, I know there was a good deal of poverty around at the time but the pride in the workmanship is visible to this day. Please don't tell me it is a modern building, although it would be nice if it were.
Look forward to seeing some more of the shots you took today.
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you've done a very good job there Phil.
I don't know if it was intentional - but I'd like to see equal amounts of windows either side of the main wall for symmetry. Nevertheless, as I said a nice image and good pp work.
I don't know if it was intentional - but I'd like to see equal amounts of windows either side of the main wall for symmetry. Nevertheless, as I said a nice image and good pp work.
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Originally Posted by Snapper
Like that Phil, not only your work but the work of those who built it need admiration.
Part of Alan's family owned mills in the past and some of them are enormous, I know there was a good deal of poverty around at the time but the pride in the workmanship is visible to this day. Please don't tell me it is a modern building, although it would be nice if it were.
Look forward to seeing some more of the shots you took today.
Part of Alan's family owned mills in the past and some of them are enormous, I know there was a good deal of poverty around at the time but the pride in the workmanship is visible to this day. Please don't tell me it is a modern building, although it would be nice if it were.
Look forward to seeing some more of the shots you took today.
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Nice one Phil 
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Gosh Phil, what a magnificent building look like a good place to visit both with or without a camera.
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Lovely in mono Phil.
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