Meanwhile:
Glorious Liverpool
The city that has so much
to offer the unwary who strays
off the most obvious and most frequented:
From inside the Stanley Tobacco Warehouse looking out.
Glorious Liverpool
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off the most obvious and most frequented:
From inside the Stanley Tobacco Warehouse looking out.
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That’s a really different take on the most famous city. Love the perspective and colours.
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Love your images from this location, Paula. Hope to visit the warehouse one day.
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I very much like this unusual framing and the way the glass filters the image. Very imaginative
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The warehouse looks haunted! I wouldn’t stay after dark.
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I agree with you, Mr Fly, it certainly feels haunted inside.
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Lovely colourful image, and I very much like looking out through this dirty and tatty window, incl the way it turns the chimney’s top blue. xxx
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Beautiful 🌷
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Beautiful view 🌷
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Well found, nicely framed and interesting that this time you have made the choice for colour instead of B and W. This is how the ugly can be beautiful !
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Decay can be beautiful, as you so well prove with this image.
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Nice image!
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Nice! Glad to see there are still some colourful views to be had – I get Hull radio here (tho I live 60+ miles away) they were talking about all the old dockside buildings there, it sounds a lot like Liverpool before the redevelopments, I keep thinking it might be a good time to get down there and see what good photos one might get – also saw a great online article about derelict buildings in Sheffield, such as factories and even a large church, very inspired series!
Here, I just found the page 🙂
http://www.urbanghostsmedia.com/2016/02/abandoned-sheffield-steel-city-urbex/
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Thank you so much pointing me in that direction…it is often not easy to get into these places , unless you know someone to act as guide. xx
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Yes, I’m sure thats right – I might go have a gander in hull when the weather warms up, but as you say, access is likely to be a problem. Even so, it would be good to document some of these buildings before they go, or get turned int modern flats or something
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