No this is not a Hill and Adamson calotype - though apart from the bike it could have been one! This is a courtyard off the Canongate, a little haven of peace and quiet.
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5 comments:
Great photo. I love the sepia color.
This photograph is just beautiful!
... and the TV aerial ;o)
Lovely! These are some nice, old buildings and the sepia does them well. :)
only the TV aerial gives it away and you could easily have edited that out. I love those hanging baskets and the bike gives it a French feel somehow.
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