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Listers Mill Bradford Yorkshire

Updated these images after comments, with a little improvements on contrast in photoshop. Study of Listers Mills April 2003. Comments welcome. Copyright Ian Hodgson 2004.
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Glenn Dobson 01-Dec-2009 21:33
I used to walk by Listers Mill everyday to go to school, I emigrated to Canada back in 1975 and have only seen it once since...Never got to look inside...Very interesting.
H Vint 29-Aug-2008 10:40
Think they are all amazing and of real interest as my grandfather used to work at Listers in its heyday. He also said that the chimney was so big that you could drive a trolley bus round the top of it ( all assuming you could get one up there in the first place.
lucas 08-May-2005 21:51
Great gallery. I really like your use of perspective in composition. 1704 and 1206 are my favourites. I will echo the comments below - you might either reshoot with higher contrast film or tweak in photoshop. But that's just my personal preference. If you take a peak at my galleries you'll see that I love high contrast images. But I'm just nitpicking - you have a great set of images here. Cheers, L.
Graham Whitehead 02-Jan-2005 15:29
Some nice images in this gallery, nicely shot and composed. I think that a little time spent pumping up the contrast and burning / dodging in an image editor, would work wonders and give some powerful images. 1603 & 2501 in particular are quite flat and could do with more 'oomph'. Other than that minor point (easily corrected) I like the work here.
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