Clyde Masonic Lodge. by John Lamb

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	© J Lamb 2013

Most of the buildings in Clyde are constructed of Schist, a rock found in abundance throughout Central Otago. The Masonic Lodge stands out in the main street.

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Pieter Bos		23-Mar-2013 23:56
Very nice architecture! Beautiful image. ~V

LynnH		23-Mar-2013 17:16
Well... it certainly does look like a Masonic Lodge... always interesting architecture when they are around! :) V

borisalex		23-Mar-2013 08:30
Great house in beautiful light!

Brenda		22-Mar-2013 20:41
We have a Clyde, NY not too far from us. Beautiful composition and architecture.

Barbara Heide		22-Mar-2013 16:11
cool architecture shot!

Sheila		22-Mar-2013 09:43
I should imagine the schist buildings sit a lot better in the NZ landscape :-) But this would have been pretty special when it was first built.

laine		22-Mar-2013 07:58
Perfectly symmetrical architecture

Janice Dunn		22-Mar-2013 06:16
It does stand out - like a sore thumb, I imagine!! Is it still in use?

Paul L-R		22-Mar-2013 03:03
Love the colour, light and tonal range John; they complement the subject beautifully V

Mairéad		21-Mar-2013 20:08
It has a very grandiose style for such a modest building. Reminds me a bit of our courthouse, which I have yet to photograph as our 'landmark' building.

Micky Waby		21-Mar-2013 19:41
I can see one of the old schist buildings in the reflection.

globalgadabout		21-Mar-2013 14:11
a grand sense of style here, with the tapered door providing a particular flourish..

Mieke WA Minkjan		21-Mar-2013 06:14
beautifully captured V

Frank Brault		21-Mar-2013 01:53
Gorgeous! Love the architecture. Beautifully photographed. V

Carol Rollins		21-Mar-2013 01:53
A really beautiful building and an excellent composition.

Karen Stuebing		20-Mar-2013 23:13
I really like this classic style of architecture. Beautifully captured and presented.

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