Month: February 2016

• The Flats

  

  The Queens Park flats in Layton have been part of the Blackpool skyline since the 60s, their Brutalist architecture was loved by few and disliked by many and I always thought they were pretty ugly, they were also notorious for all sorts of bad things and I was continuously warned as a young girl growing…

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  27/02/2016

  architecture, Documentary Photography, Panasonic Lumix, the daily post, writing

  Brutalist Architecture, Panasonic lumix, photoblog, photography, postaday, sunset, The Daily Post

• Flowers Music & Food

  Reading my twitter feed early yesterday I saw there was a community celebration being held at the Flag Market Square in Preston in response to the EDl protests so I quickly got ready and caught the bus to the city centre. Was surprised at how many police were on the streets but felt reassured that…

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  21/02/2016

  Documentary Photography, Panasonic Lumix, photography, street photography, The Daily Post Photography

  Community event, Edge of Humanity, EDL Protest, Lancashire, Lancashire Police, northwest, Panasonic lumix, Peace & Love, postaday, Proud Preston, street photography, The Daily Post

• The Telephone Exchange

  Love this dated vintage window design of the Blackpool Telephone Exchange on Edward St.I remember when I first saw them…well noticed them really, early 70s I think…I was convinced the decoration was made up of small wooden blocks and had to go and run my hands over them to realise that they are actually made…

  dmanderphoto

  15/02/2016

  Panasonic Lumix, photography, street photography, the daily post

  a northern town, Blackpool, Blackpool Telephone Exchange, Lumix G2, Panasonic lumix, postaday, The Daily Post, windows