Architecture - Photography

Architecture - Photography, a set on Flickr.

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During the last two decades of the twentieth century and into the new millennium, the field of architecture saw the rise of specializations by project type, technological expertise or project delivery methods. In addition, there has been an increased separation of the 'design' architect from the 'project' architect. Moving the issues of environmental sustainability into the mainstream is a significant development in the architecture profession.

Property Marketing

Property Marketing, a set on Flickr.

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When selling homes, what is the point of a good location when potential buyers can’t appreciate the full layout?

The sales and marketing of a property can greatly benefit from mast photography by allowing an elevated view of the surroundings in which the property lies. Compared to a ground level photo the property will convey a true and detailed perspective of the property prior to viewing.

Poole Park Dorset

Poole Park Dorset, a photo by LLAPhotography on Flickr.

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The “Polar Panorama Effect” This is my second attempt at Poole Park, this time using my painter’s pole at 15’. I do love Photoshop!

Tyneham Project

Tyneham Project, a set on Flickr.

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Tyneham is a small abandoned village around 5 miles west of Corfe Castle. The village dates back before medieval times and was a small thriving community with a Parish covering 3000 acres.

Six days before Christmas in 1943, the villagers of Tyneham in Dorset were ordered to leave their homes so the army could practise for the D-Day landings. The promise that they could return was broken. The army kept the land and the public was banished from this beautiful part of the Countryside.

After the war the village remained under military control and has been used for the past 50 years as a target area for the tanks stationed at the nearby barrack.

Today most of the village lies in ruins with only the church and school remaining fully intact. The old manor house and small cottages have collapsed with only parts of their walls remaining and all repairs to the remains of the village are taken care of by the military.