The Old Bookshop

I've been working in the old bookshop in town for the last couple of days.
It was in the former owners' charge for about 30 years, the buiding being about 300 years old.
Took some time off to take these.
All K7, 18-55 DA "kit" lens, hand held.

1. Door furniture detail. Can it take much more paint?

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2.Modern windows through an old window.

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3. First floor of the building across the alleyway

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4.The former Post Office through a pair of curved, hinged caesments.

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I enjoyed taking them.
Any C&C welcome.

Like no 4 - nice study in a kind of cubist way!. I appreciate the distotion of the old curved glass gives to the stone mullions across the street but those not in the know about these things might find it a distraction.

From the general feel of the shots, I'd say this is Devizes.


Steve

Number four is my favourite too. I could never work in a bookshop, I'd end up owing them money and an even bigger shelf crisis at home than I have now.

K.