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Sanderson and Evangeline
The crescent row of terraced houses hugged the curve of the hill and overlooked the harbour. They sat heavily, their young grey stone facades only just beginning to weather in the face of the unforgiving sea squalls that occasionally made their way inland. Highly fashionable, the houses were typical of the Regency style: each doorway was raised and courted by a shallow row of steps, flanked by Doric pillars. Black cobblestones, pitted alternately with puddles and piles of horse droppings, made the road hazardous for the fashionable ladies with their trailing silk dresses, but what young stylish woman of the age would dream to be seen walkin

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Submitted: September 27, 2007
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Shutter Speed:1/30 second
Aperture:F/5.6
Focal Length:28 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Sep 28, 2007, 10:17:42 AM

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Regency Refs. - Alleyby ~morbidmongoose

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Photos taken while wandering around Bath, Somerset UK. Regency style neo-classical architecture dating from the 18-19th century.

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~blaza1141 Dec 3, 2011

Used it here [link] :]

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*GothicBohemianStock Dec 1, 2009

Just to let you know, your work has been featured in my latest journal entry; [link]

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~ashiremon Jan 3, 2009

Hi, I used this here: [link]
Thank you so much!

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~sxyd0rk Dec 15, 2008

Perfect for my picture. Used it here

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~caille-noire Oct 27, 2007

I used your stock here.

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*Arallion Oct 24, 2007

This was a terrific shot, and (surprisingly) useful for what I needed! I used it here: [link]
Thanks again for providing great stock!

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~lifeinpoetry Oct 15, 2007

Thank you for the beautiful stock. Used it here: opposite sides of the alley.

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~deathtoll1912 Sep 28, 2007 General Artist

Used it here [link]

Thanks

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~wbrooks Sep 27, 2007 Student Digital Artist

I love them ALL but I love this one MOST.

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