Wide Wheel
The Liverpool One Wheel, shot wide-angle from Chavasse Park.
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8.08
8.08 on the clock at St.James station, Liverpool. I just happened to be wandering past at this exact time when I noticed the time – doesn’t happen often.
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Anglican from St.James Gardens
The Anglican Cathedral, shot from St.James Gardens, one of the city’s hidden gems. Definitely worth a quick explore if you’re ever in the area.
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Talacre Lighthouse
The lighthouse at Talacre – the lighthouse is actually shifting which makes trying to get a straight horizon interesting.
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Old Man Albert
Trying to enjoy the sun outside the Maritime Museum, this fella was snapped in exactly the same pose by a fellow Flickr user. Wonder if he knows he’s famous.
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Day
Nestled in the side of a massive ventilation shaft, this is one of two statues, Day (the other being Night), carved from basalt they represent the never closing Mersey Tunnels. Photos really don’t do these statues justice, in real life they have both a glossy and a matte texture – very odd but very cool.
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The ever changing waterfront
A snapshot of Liverpool’s ever changing waterfront. I started working in Liverpool about 11 years ago – a good two thirds of what is on this picture did not exist at that time. The change in just over a decade has been staggering and it’s still going – just out of shot are the ferry terminal, Echo Arena and the new buildings at Mann Island. The architectural merits of the new buildings are debatable but such investment in a city that stood still for so long is welcome.
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a-ape
One of the a-ape installations dotted around the city as part of the Capital of Culture. a-ape use statistics to gain reactions from how people feel about living in Liverpool.