Erik van Straten
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Leica M5, Summilux 35mm f/1.4 pre asph v1, Tmax400.
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Buildings with Character
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lynnb
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iron lacework in Surry Hills, inner Sydney
Rollei 35 S2.8 Sonnar FP4+ in Fomadon LQN
Michael Markey
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kiemchacsu
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This one "Dancing house" located in Prague, Czech
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Queen Mary chapel south weald , Brentwood .
Queen Mary chapel south weald , Brentwood .
Queen Mary chapel south weald , Brentwood .
Dirk
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filmtwit
Desperate but not serious
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rwintle
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a building in Buenos Aires, Argentina
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nickthetasmaniac
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One of the outbuildings at Quamby Estate, near Hagley in Tasmania.
Quamby was one of the early big estates (around 30,000 acres at one point) in the north of the colony, founded in the 1830's by Irish convict/political prisoner Richard Dry. The original property was a land grant from the colonial administration, and legend has it that the Governor made a bet that the Dry's could have whatever land the matriarch of the family, Anne, could ride around in a day. She hid horses around the valley and as it happens, managed to ride quite a long way... The Dry's first son, Sir Richard, would become the first native-born premier of Tasmania, and the first Tasmanian to be knighted.
Nowadays, Quamby only owns a few hundred acres, the rest having been sold mainly to commercial agricultural operations. It's a nice place for a wedding or a game of golf, and also happens to be my office 🙂
Autocord and P400H
Quamby was one of the early big estates (around 30,000 acres at one point) in the north of the colony, founded in the 1830's by Irish convict/political prisoner Richard Dry. The original property was a land grant from the colonial administration, and legend has it that the Governor made a bet that the Dry's could have whatever land the matriarch of the family, Anne, could ride around in a day. She hid horses around the valley and as it happens, managed to ride quite a long way... The Dry's first son, Sir Richard, would become the first native-born premier of Tasmania, and the first Tasmanian to be knighted.
Nowadays, Quamby only owns a few hundred acres, the rest having been sold mainly to commercial agricultural operations. It's a nice place for a wedding or a game of golf, and also happens to be my office 🙂
Autocord and P400H
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Canon G11
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Greyscale
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rwintle
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And another from the Sure Shot Max. Fomapan 200 and Adonal again.
City Hall, Toronto by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
City Hall, Toronto by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
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