Inside the Merchants House by Mark Chambers ARPS AFIAP CPAGB BPE3

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21-APR-2012

Inside the Merchants House

This was taken in the top room of the Merchants House.

The timber framed Tudor Merchants House was built in 1558 by the Lylley family of Dyers. In 1962 the house was demolished, and a local group saved the timbers, leading to the first exhibit at Avoncroft in 1967.

http://www.avoncroft.org.uk/

Nikon D90
1s f/16.0 at 10.0mm iso200 full exif

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woody34		30-Apr-2012 23:30
Great perspective..those timbers look very heavy and really well captured..

Martin Lamoon		30-Apr-2012 21:37
Impressive, like the low angle shot. v

Brian Samuel		30-Apr-2012 20:44
You could have fallen through that crack! Fab low angle work!

chris morton		30-Apr-2012 19:40
I love he light and dark at the gable end

John Reynolds LRPS		30-Apr-2012 19:04
Great viewpoint, Mark. V.

Antonis Sarantos		30-Apr-2012 18:56
Excellent perspective and POV!

Helen Betts		30-Apr-2012 18:14
I like your POV on the floorboards. That couldn't have been easy! Nice light as well, and quite an interesting structure and story. V.

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