The Bar-Fly goes cultural - pine staircase c1902 - # 25/10
Yes, indeed! This is another in the much applauded RuTDP occasional Bar fly series. It's about pleasing shapes and arrangements (in the bar or pub); so let's admire this lovingly restored pine staircase - an example of the period around 1902 when the so-called "arts and crafts" movement was active in British architecture. The Dysart Arms pub in Petersham is a good example of this style.
Camera: Olympus E3. Lens: Olympus 14-35mm (28-70) f2.0.
What a wonderful, wooden staircase! Lots of character!
ReplyDeleteI like the "A&C" period!
ReplyDeleteOh thank you dear friend for proving that the "bar fly" does still exist and is able to enjoy. Now this is a wonderful photograph. Really a "bar" ???
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