Posts Tagged ‘photography’
September 22, 2012
LIVERPOOL STREET GALLERY
After 4 years, Liverpool Street gallery is back online and you’re welcome to add your images. Sadly, the last website went down due to a server crash (over 50,000 images!) and the company hosting the website did not have a back up.
I think I have most of the images, but I don’t know who submitted them. Once I find out, I’ll put them back online with credit to the owners. The maximum image size is 1500kb and any images over 1000 pixels will be automatically resized. There’s not much on there at the moment, but I have a couple of thousand ready to upload. It’s just getting the time to do it! Any probs, message me. Cheers, Dave
February 13, 2012
The way I edited it looks amazing on canvas in my own humble opinion 
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October 27, 2011
A very chilly October morning! Worth getting up to take this shot of the Liverpool waterfront though
July 10, 2011
Photoshopped image in the style of Banksy. Inspired by David Cain’s work near Melwood, the training ground for Liverpool Football Club.
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June 21, 2011
Sad to see this lovely block of houses in the state they are. Lots of false hopes over the last 10 years that they’d be restored and sold. Will it ever happen? You can read more about Eldon Grove at Scottie Press
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May 29, 2011
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May 2, 2011
Sad story. Poor girl told me she met up with a ‘tramp’ (her word) and they snuggled up together overnight in the cemetery. During the night, £65 was stolen off her and her beau pissed off, leaving her penniless. She’s from Shrewsbury and travelled up to live here on the same day when all this happened.
December 9, 2010
Playing around with Photoshop again to give the impression of a toy car. Pretty easy to do considering the actual size of the thing. How do people fit in cars like that? Shot on the corner of Leeds Street and North John Street, Liverpool.
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November 27, 2010
Interesting piece on housing and regeneration at the time of Liverpool City Council’s fight with the Thatcher government in 1985. Look out for Braddock Heights and the Piggeries in Everton.
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