Photographer's Note
In yesterday's post, I mentioned the uniqueness of Charles Street with its brightly painted terrace houses. Well Wyndham Street is more traditional and in keeping with most of the other streets in this part of the City of Brighton in East Sussex, England. Running north from the seafront these Grade II listed terraced houses were built in the early 19th century and are quite highly sort after.
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lousat
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(139308) 2012-03-06 2:15
Hi Brian,i been there 21 years ago and it's a great memory to me to see again these facades whit the typical english style,i like the crop and the perspective,great light balance too for the best white.Have a nice day and thanks,Luciano
tyro
(30513) 2012-03-06 2:58
Hello Brian,
If ever I need to sell my house, I shall commission you to come and take photographs of it first!
Again, the light on 1st March was kind to you but you have also captured it masterfully. The composition is perfect, even down to the mundane yellow lines at the kerbside and the lamppost and the lighting on the faηade of these terraced houses is beautiful. Lovely colours and stunning detail and sharpness.
This also shows (as do all of your pictures) evidence of meticulous processing work. Not only is it technically perfect but the verticals "lean in" just the right amount. It is fairly simple to correct verticals to be exactly vertical but that gives an unnatural look and distorts perspective. You have here left just the right amount of lean to give a natural and pleasing appearance.
Wonderful!
Kind Regards,
John.
GiovanniG
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(3914) 2012-03-06 4:11
Caio again Brian,
Fantastic photograph! It has beautiful colors and great clarity. The point of view and aspect ratio are spot on. The depth of field is wonderful and the colors are great. Bravo!!
Warmest regards,
GiovanniG
BennyV
(34748) 2012-03-06 5:42
Hi Brian
The perfect moment of a perfect day for this kind of shot. The light is low and not too hard, just soft enough to capture the textures on these facades. Fine work!
Benny
ChrisJ
(171878) 2012-03-06 6:22
Hi Brian,
Another good streetscape in the same vein as the previous upload but without the vibrant color. It does however have some potplants out the front. Fantastic lighting with the scalloped shapes of the townhouses adding alternating light & shadow. Tfs!
dkmurphys
(79209) 2012-03-06 14:04
Hi brian,
I'm glad to see you're starting to catch the taste of street captures. Well done, good perspective.
Have a calm night.
Daniel
emka
(158204) 2012-03-06 14:34
Hi Brian, how nice view of these elegant houses. Beautiful composition and colours. I was in Brighton but it was 35 years ago, so i do not remember this street :). Excellent light management.
Warm regrads
MAlgo
npecanhuk
(79329) 2012-03-06 16:06
Hello Brian!
Less colorful faηades, but no less beautiful ones!
I love such buildings, they're charming!
Very attractive picture!
Sharpness, exposure, colors, chosen pov, vertical format, white borders, contrasts and composition are all excellent!
TFS - congrats,
Cheers,
Neyvan
SnapRJW
(31631) 2012-03-06 21:59
Excellent detail in this shot Brian - The light is perfect to reveal the architectural details of this attractive row of faηades. Nice touches of colour in the planters and glorious blue sky. Excellent work and a very attractive shot. Warm regards Rosemary
Cricri
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(176) 2012-03-06 23:52
Hi Brian
Des faηades blanches qui font tout le charme de la rue, l'architecture toujours intιressante et belles sous une trθs belle mais douce lumiθre
Belle journιe
cricri
Royaldevon
(85932) 2012-03-07 0:14
Good Morning Brian,
No wonder they are sought after, they are well-maintained, beautifully period and in a lively seaside town. You have shown them to advantage with the light bathimg their facades - and all credit to your light management. The composition is strong, with tha f/g triangle, and the f/g bow window and lampost book-ending the details of the buildings.
Have a good day,
Bev :-)
jjcordier
(79299) 2012-03-07 0:37
Brian
Trθs beau cadrage de ces trθs intιressantes et belles faηades joliment ιclairιes.
Amicalement
JJ
Afsanehbagheri
(3228) 2012-03-07 9:17
Hi my friend
Congratulations for the beauty of the view of building
height good agriculture show
macjake
(98456) 2012-03-07 9:22
Hi again brian
and here is the other photo of this series.
this one is more classical, looking a bit more cultured and sophisticated.
but still just as beautiful as the last street.
again, the lighting is perfect.
and excellent choice of composition on the angle.
cheers
craig
baddori
(20341) 2012-03-10 6:47
Briam
Le finestre a rilievo ... cosi da me amate...
Una vera ed utile alternativa ai balconi.
Ho sempre desiderato questo......vivendo dentro .
GF
yquem46
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(38752) 2012-03-10 6:53
Hi Brian
Another good one quite in the same line than the previous one
looks a lot like the Victorian houses in San Francisco
Enjoy your WE
Patrick
i9l2y1m8a8t3
(4814) 2012-03-18 5:32
Hi Brian!
The architectural design of these houses reminds me of San Francisco. I almost have the same shot but without the electrical lines in the sky. Love the lighting and the exposition. Very nice capture on this one.
Compliments,
Matt
Photo Information
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Copyright: Brian Denton (timecapturer)
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(49288) - Genre: Τοποθεσίες
- Medium: Έγχρωμο
- Date Taken: 2012-03-01
- Categories: Καθημερινότητα, Αρχιτεκτονική
- Camera: Sony Alpha 850 DSLR, Sony 70-300 F4.5-5.6 G SSM, Hoya Super UV
- Έκθεση: f/13.0, 1/200 δευτερόλεπτα
- Έκδοση φωτογραφίας: Πρωτότυπη έκδοση
- Date Submitted: 2012-03-06 2:12
