Victoria Carriage by laine

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27-OCT-2013

Victoria Carriage

The French developed the Victoria-style carriage from the small phaetons with the addition of the box seat for the driver. On some vehicles the box seat could be removed and in Europe the Victoria was at times referred to as a milord. The Prince of Wales, later Edward VII, popularised the Victoria in Britain. The undercarriage of this Victoria was built by Duncan Ferguson, Toowoomba, in the 1880s

Canon EOS 7D
1/4s f/4.0 at 35.0mm iso1600 hide exif

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Date/Time	27-Oct-2013 11:26:24
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 7D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	35 mm
Exposure Time	1/4 sec
Aperture	f/4
ISO Equivalent	1600
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Chris Morton		16-Aug-2015 07:27
this looks like a very fine collection

Frank Brault		24-Nov-2013 18:15
Beautiful carriages. V

Bill Miller		21-Nov-2013 20:18
A great milord, Madam :)

Johnny JAG		21-Nov-2013 19:58
Very nice shot of the old milord

Colin Storey		21-Nov-2013 19:22
Love the light and shadows in this superb image of this classic.

marie-jose wolff		21-Nov-2013 18:26
a trip back in time with these beautiful carriages! V

Char		21-Nov-2013 17:39
Love the shadow of the wheel on the wall in this shot, Laine! Beautiful carriage. \/

Knox O		21-Nov-2013 16:31
nice history :)

bill friedlander		21-Nov-2013 15:45
Very attractive and in immaculate condition! Nicely captured with interesting shadows. V

Paul Dovie Jr		21-Nov-2013 13:45
I love when things like this are maintained for all to see. What an amazing set of carriages. V

Graeme		21-Nov-2013 10:33
I love the light and capture of this beautiful carriage, Laine.BV

Yvonne		21-Nov-2013 09:54
Another era eh... and a beautiful steed to pull it along. v

joseantonio		21-Nov-2013 05:08
Another beauty. This must have been a great experience.V

Sheila		21-Nov-2013 02:15
I can just imagine Prince Edward dashing about in one of these, showing off to the ladies.

waterfalls man		21-Nov-2013 01:51
Excellent Work V!!

Walter Otto Koenig		21-Nov-2013 01:46
I bet these are more interesting to look at than to ride in, especially the roads of days gone by.

woody34		21-Nov-2013 01:29
That is beautiful work, perfectly captured, Laine.. that light is amazing...V

Coleen Perilloux Landry		21-Nov-2013 01:01
Beautiful pieces of machinery and crafted with great pride.

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