Tib Street, Manchester
Some comments extracted from flickr about this image make interesting reading. It is sad to see such a building disappear and yet fascinating to voyeuristically for a short moment in time peep into part of somebody's life and see the material remains of their existence. I imagine them strutting there stuff like an actor on a stage set.
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kayork Pro User says:
This sort of picture always makes me sad.
Posted 24 hours ago.
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fotofacade Pro User says:
It is sad - but also fascinating to see the blueprint of the whole elevation of a house and to think that somebody actually lived there - it was a home.
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linfrye Pro User says:
My gracious ....it is always intriguing to see how others think and live ... I wonder as your words above prompt me, how these folks got through their days, what they thought, felt, did. Your photo is very evocative ....and prompts much thought...
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fotofacade Pro User says:
Yes Lin - it's like taking the front off a dolls house and having a peep. This sort of stuff always fascinates me.
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Claire Howson Pro User says:
Fantastic shot of dereliction and development. It's great that you can still see the fireplaces.
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jonwild Pro User says:
I like the doll's house analogy, it is fascinating to peek inside and imagine how it was. Incidentally, Matthewbailey has a great example of eclectic decoration from a different time laid bare here.
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