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De-construction on Grand Parade

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De-construction on Grand Parade

The construction site that is the Grand Parade right now but it will soon look like Patrick’s Street with broad pavements, paving and those flag bearing poles that are so prominent on our main thoroughfare.

No Fred photos today, I haven’t had time to work on any. Expect more next week!

Aperture ƒ/5.6
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 10mm
ISO 800
Shutter speed 1/2500s

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3 responses to “De-construction on Grand Parade”

  1. micki avatar
    micki

    Looks like so much work to do, great catch of the scene!

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  2. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    Thanks Micki, I wanted to record this moment in time because it’ll be gone soon enough.
    I took a photo months ago of parked bikes on Grand Parade and another of the Capitol Cinema on the same street which is a good record of a street now gone!

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