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I'm sure that there are many cities in Britain that have similar places of decay and many that are vanishing to be replaced by luxury homes.
I suppose without the redevelopment of the old falling down property, we would still have all the urban decay, and we would all be complaining?
All the very best
Dougie
I suppose without the redevelopment of the old falling down property, we would still have all the urban decay, and we would all be complaining?
All the very best
Dougie

When I saw that thumbnail, I thought "well there's Moira making V-signs at us today" and I can't resist a bit of Northern brashness!
Great detail, and very grunge indeed.
Spotted elsewhere :
Quote: I keep having to go out chasing escaped wheelie bins.
Moira
Are you sure it's not an escaped Woolybill?
Lucy
Great detail, and very grunge indeed.
Spotted elsewhere :
Quote: I keep having to go out chasing escaped wheelie bins.
Moira
Are you sure it's not an escaped Woolybill?


I liked your comment on wanting to take a bit of the wall home.I once brought a door home with me,but the Missus would not let us in the house!!!!! Four images of ''grime'' sympathetically and respectfully taken here.Colour,texture and detail are first class.No 2 is probably fave for its ''slimeness'',as you point out.But they are four crackers Moira.After Mavis's image I am not half getting spoilt here!!!!!
Mick.
Mick.

Thanks to everyone, I'm pleasantly surprised by how well these have been received as they are very personal.
Matt - I suspect that at weekends quite a few men see the back of this wall... But more seriously, if I lived on the Quayside I might well feel differently. The trouble is that this is largely being replaced by an inflated Legoland. I don't think the new Law Courts or the Pitcher & Piano will still be standing in 150 years time.Danny - I should have borrowed your fleece for these, everyone else does.
Moira
Matt - I suspect that at weekends quite a few men see the back of this wall... But more seriously, if I lived on the Quayside I might well feel differently. The trouble is that this is largely being replaced by an inflated Legoland. I don't think the new Law Courts or the Pitcher & Piano will still be standing in 150 years time.Danny - I should have borrowed your fleece for these, everyone else does.
Moira

The answer to your question Danbrann is simply for a study of texture,detail and colour.A well focused image will display this admirably.We all have our ''favourite'' subjects we like to photograph.This happens to be one of mine ,to look for colour,texture and detail.I can still admire all the subjects I see on this site for the photographers ''vision'' and the quality of the final image.LONG MAY THIS CONTINUE.
Mick.
Mick.

Quote:The answer to your question Danbrann is simply for a study of texture,detail and colour.A well focused image will display this admirably.We all have our ''favourite'' subjects we like to photograph.This happens to be one of mine ,to look for colour,texture and detail.I can still admire all the subjects I see on this site for the photographers ''vision'' and the quality of the final image.LONG MAY THIS CONTINUE.
Mick.
Calm down..calm down Mick it was a joke my last 3 were grafitti. mickyMcs were graffiti, cormys was grafitti. we are all friends/. This site is becoming way to serios.

Well there's some lovely variety in these shots Moira. V1 definitely gives the strong v in the thumbnail! I think v2 has the added bonus of shine/slime so would go for that as my favourite
Helen
(Still catching up on yesterday's shots as we went over to Dad's straight after work to take him to his GP)
Helen
(Still catching up on yesterday's shots as we went over to Dad's straight after work to take him to his GP)