Deconstruction of old Liverpool

This is all gone now. Its been completely demolished. In some ways its a shame, in others not as it was quite an ugly building.

Camera: Canon 30D // Lens: Canon 24-70 // Focal Length: 42.0mm // Exposure Time: 1/250 // Aperture: f/8.0 // ISO: 400

Deconstruction of old Liverpool | Posted at 8am on 04/10/07 | Filed Under: Architecture, Black-and-White, Canon-30D, HDR, Liverpool |

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  1. Giorgio 04.10.07 / 8pm

    I agree all your words. However demolition and rubble can be good alternative subjects for our shots. Yours is a very nice B/W.

  2. Rhys 04.10.07 / 8pm

    Hi, brilliant image here and throughout your site! (which I’ve just found)

  3. Michael Rawluk 05.10.07 / 5am

    Very nice composition with great grey tones.

  4. rhys 05.10.07 / 12pm

    very nice image. I love the rest of the site too, very inspiring.

  5. milou 07.10.07 / 12am

    Fantastic tones here Pete. If it wasn’t for the modern flats on the left, it could be mistaken for WWII bomb damage.

  6. damonisch 17.01.09 / 3am

    Gorgeous!
    i’m attractive this photo.
    don’t know the reason.

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