Via Flickr:
Textures kindly provided by Kerstin Frank .
Vetro I & II Towncourt Homes Poole Dorset.
PAP (Pole Aerial Photography) 15ft.
www.lowlevelaerialphotography.com
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Thursday, 28 March 2013
Vetro I & II with added Texture
Vetro I & II
Via Flickr:
Vetro I & II Towncourt Homes Poole Dorset.
PAP (Pole Aerial Photography) 15ft.
www.lowlevelaerialphotography.com
All my images are © all rights reserved and are not to be used without my permission.
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
WWII Linford Hosptial
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Linford Ringwood Hampshire.
Linford Hospital built during the 1940's and was left empty for many years after the war. I can't seem to get any information about this building. When I was a young lad the place was haunted! and no body would go there. The last bit of information was during 2010 when it was called Linford Park Nursing Home.
"A total of 13 suspected illegal immigrants were arrested at the Linford Park Nursing Home in Poulner and a further four staff members, believed to have been running the home, were arrested on suspicion of neglect. A fifth person was arrested on suspicion of theft – but this is not related to the care investigation. It is now feared the home could be forced to close, after all its residents were moved out. The home has more than 100 beds but it only had 36 residents registered when the UK Border Agency officers swooped."
A great place for a horror film?
I would love to have more info on this place. There are some great views over the New Forest from here.
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Sunday, 24 March 2013
Waterloo at home!
Via Flickr:
Lead Soldiers | Texture | iPad | Cam Ranger | CS6 | 50D
The weather has been horrible! Just bought the Cam Ranger and still need to test it out before taking some property shots (sunny weather). Set up my camera, some lead soldiers and sat in my chair with my iPad! Photoshop later. Must say the Cam Ranger is great.
The Battle of Waterloo was fought on Sunday, 18 June 1815 (not 24th March 2013!) near Waterloo in present-day Belgium, then part of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands. An Imperial French army under the command of Emperor Napoleon was defeated by the armies of the Seventh Coalition, comprising an Anglo-Allied army under the command of the Duke of Wellington combined with a Prussian army under the command of Gebhard von Blücher.
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Wednesday, 20 March 2013
New Forest Cottage
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Lyndhurst New Forest Hampshire.
Texture 3 - CS6 HDR
The name "Lyndhurst" is an Old English name, meaning 'Wooded hill growing with lime-trees'.
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New Forest Cottage
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Lyndhurst New Forest Hampshire.
Texture 3 - CS6 HDR
The name "Lyndhurst" is an Old English name, meaning 'Wooded hill growing with lime-trees'.
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House or Church?
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All Saint's Church Minstead New Forest Hampshire.
The village church is the church of All Saints. The chancel and nave, which are of stone, date from the 13th century. The rest of the building, in red brick, is of 18th-century or later date, including the tower. The font is 12th century. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is buried in the churchyard. The church has two large galleries and a three-decker pulpit. The church also boasts an unusual "luxury" pew, complete with its own fireplace.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's grave is under a large tree in the churchyard. Sir Arthur was originally buried in a vertical position in Crowborough and re-interred in Minstead by the family of his deceased first wife after the death of the second Lady Conan Doyle. Minstead figured prominently in Conan Doyle's historical novel The White Company.
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Sunday, 17 March 2013
Winter Sunrise
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Child Okeford Dorset. Texture - KF Oatmeal CS6
Textures kindly provided by Kerstin Frank .
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Friday, 15 March 2013
Englands Smallest Inn
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Smith's Arms Godmanstone Dorset. 2003
Texture KF VIII-53 CS6 Textures kindly provided by Kerstin Frank .
The Smith's Arms, Godmanstone, closed for business seven years ago. A small faded handwritten sign in the window says the pub closed due to ‘continued ill-health’ and states the pub will not re-open. This is followed by a message of thanks to all the Smith’s Arms loyal customers.
It is said that the original licence was granted by King Charles II, when he requested that the village smith serve him a glass of porter. The smith refused as he had no licence, so Charles granted him one on the spot and was served his drink.
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WWII Linford Hosptial
Via Flickr:
Linford Ringwood Hampshire.
Linford Hospital built during the 1940's and was left empty for many years after the war. I can't seem to get any information about this building. When I was a young lad the place was haunted! and no body would go there. The last bit of information was during 2010 when it was called Linford Park Nursing Home.
"A total of 13 suspected illegal immigrants were arrested at the Linford Park Nursing Home in Poulner and a further four staff members, believed to have been running the home, were arrested on suspicion of neglect. A fifth person was arrested on suspicion of theft – but this is not related to the care investigation. It is now feared the home could be forced to close, after all its residents were moved out. The home has more than 100 beds but it only had 36 residents registered when the UK Border Agency officers swooped."
A great place for a horror film?
I would love to have more info on this place. There are some great views over the New Forest from here.
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Knowlton
Via Flickr:
Knowlton Church Knowlton Dorset.
KF Texture - Oatmeal CS6 PAP (Pole Aerial Photography) 12ft approx. Textures kindly provided by Kerstin Frank .
The ruin of a 14th Century church in the centre of a pagan earth circle, built in the Bronze Age, makes Knowlton unique. It is located about 2 miles south of Cranborne and 6 miles north of Wimborne, Knowlton was once a thriving village.
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Monday, 11 March 2013
Inside All Hallow's Church
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Texture - Prisma V CS6 2013
All Hallow's Wimborne St Giles Dorset.
The church at All Hallows is mentioned in the Domesday Book, it existed until 1742 and was the principal church for the area.
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Sunday, 10 March 2013
Radar Memorial
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2009 Texture - KF Amber 3 CS6 Radar memorial at St Aldhelm's Head Worth Matravers Dorset.
Textures kindly provided by Kerstin Frank .
The stainless steel memorial is set on a Purbeck stone plinth. It represents two radar dishes which are arranged in such a way that they also form a large fire basket. This reflects both ancient and modern methods to warn of invasion: fires were lit as beacons to warn of the Spanish armada while radar forms the modern equivalent.
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GDSF Texture Background
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GDSF 2004 - KF VIII 55 Texture Set. CS6
Textures kindly provided by Kerstin Frank .
GDSF Moonlight
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GDSF 2004 Texture - KF Moonlight CS6
Textures kindly provided by Kerstin Frank .
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Time to relax
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Sandbanks | Poole | Dorset.
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Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Vetro
Via Flickr:
Vetro I & II Towncourt Homes Poole Dorset.
PAP (Pole Aerial Photography) 15ft. - Not finished.
www.lowlevelaerialphotography.com
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Nearly finished!
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Colmar Construction (Poole) Ltd. Anders Roberts & Associates Architects.
Time Lapse 9/PAP (Pole Aerial Photography) 20ft. - Not finished.
I have been photographing this site since last January (2012). When I was asked to take shots of the bay from different heights.
www.lowlevelaerialphotography.com
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Sunset
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Colmar Construction (Poole) Ltd. Anders Roberts & Associates Architects.
Time Lapse 9/PAP (Pole Aerial Photography) 20ft. - Not finished.
I have been photographing this site since last January (2012). When I was asked to take shots of the bay from different heights.
www.lowlevelaerialphotography.com
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Monday, 4 March 2013
Gloucester Docks
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The historic Victorian docks are a unique and inspiring destination, described by Charles Dickens himself as ‘extraordinary’, and granted port status by Queen Elizabeth I in 1580. Gloucester is the most inland port in Britain, and the docks are dominated by towering warehouses which stand proud along the water’s edge.
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Gloucester Quays
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The historic Victorian docks are a unique and inspiring destination, described by Charles Dickens himself as ‘extraordinary’, and granted port status by Queen Elizabeth I in 1580. Gloucester is the most inland port in Britain, and the docks are dominated by towering warehouses which stand proud along the water’s edge.
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Sunday, 3 March 2013
Friday, 1 March 2013
Rings by the lake
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Sculpture by the lakes | Dorchester | Dorset.
Spent a lovely day here and all on my own! Great place to take photographs and relax. Remember you have to book in advance to gain entry.
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