Ian Bramham's Photoblog
Albert Dock, Liverpool, N.W. England
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 27 December 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.
First in a series of night shots from Liverpools historic Albert Dock on the banks of the River Mersey.
The Albert Dock is an amazing group of Victorian warehouses dating from the mid 19th Century - it was very innovative at the time when it was it built, being the first fireproof warehouse in the world.
I'm travelling over the Christmas holiday period and will be away from an internet connection for a while so won't be able to return comments, although there's afew more days of photos pre-loaded.....I'll catch up with you all after the break but wish you all a Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year!
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Pouhou from Apeldoorn, Netherlands
I like the composition
the line of the building and the pavement the tonal control the vigneting in short all
Well done, well done
27 Dec 2007 8:30am
danthro from Davis, United States
great composition, contrast, detail. great shot.
28 Dec 2007 1:49am
Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada
Oh, man that is great. You are a master photographer.
28 Dec 2007 4:55am
Sharon from Brooklyn, United States
Looked through your fantastic portfolio. I used to be married to a scouser and spent a great deal of time in Liverpool. So this series of shots caught my eye.
Your use of light and shadow in a great many of your shots is superb. Lovely b/w conversions and interesting subjects. I am putting you on my "blog watch!"
18 Apr 2008 5:46am
@Sharon: Thanks very much Sharon.....I'm delighted that you enjoyed looking at the photos!
Nikon D40
8 seconds
F/8.0
ISO 200
15 mm (35mm equiv.)