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28-Sep-2012

From One Addiction to Another

The former PJ Carrolls Tobacco factory at Church Street is one of Dundalk's finest shopfronts.
It was established as a shop in 1824 by Patrick Joseph Carroll and later tobacco and cigars were made there up until 1970.
This elegant building is now a shoe shop which, for some, is probably as addictive as smoking!

Olympus E-P1
1/50s f/20.0 at 19.0mm iso500 hide exif

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Date/Time	28-Sep-2012 07:59:25
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ISO Equivalent	500
Exposure Bias	0.00
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Exposure Program	manual (1)
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laine		01-Oct-2012 21:28
Shoes wont kill you so it's a better choice :)

Tom LeRoy		29-Sep-2012 13:55
Fine composition, excellent light. So interesting story abut this great old building. V

Peggy W		29-Sep-2012 13:38
One can never ever have enough shoes~ looks like a great shop to find some good ones too :)

Neal Nye		29-Sep-2012 10:50
An interesting history. So nice that they didn't just tear it down in 1970.

Frank Brault		28-Sep-2012 23:05
A very beautiful building and image. V

LynnH		28-Sep-2012 22:26
Wonderful old place!

Karen Stuebing		28-Sep-2012 22:14
Great point of view on this historic building. Interesting that they left the old sign. And I agree that you can never have enough shoes. V.

Johnny JAG		28-Sep-2012 21:34
Just as addictive and nearly as expensive in some cases

Brian Samuel		28-Sep-2012 21:07
Good to see that the old shop sign has been retained for posterity. The security may be a hint at how adictive shoes can be :0)

Helen Betts		28-Sep-2012 20:21
Great composition and fascinating story. Good detail and light as well in this interesting old building. V.

John Reynolds LRPS		28-Sep-2012 20:21
Well composed shot in great light. V.

Colin Storey		28-Sep-2012 20:04
Very well composed with wonderful evening light. v

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