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The Matchbox House

Balaklava.
South Australia.

Built in 1906, The Matchbox House Bed and Breakfast is a delightfully renovated state heritage listed accommodation, in close proximity to the Clare wine and art region.
With lovely rural balcony views,it has gorgeous antique furniture and original local art with beautiful landscaped gardens.

Canon EOS 6D ,Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
1/100s f/10.0 at 58.0mm iso320

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Date/Time17-Sep-2015 12:20:19
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ModelCanon EOS 6D
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Focal Length58 mm
Exposure Time1/100 sec
Aperturef/10
ISO Equivalent320
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Graeme28-Oct-2017 23:33
Very well captured.V
Pieter Bos26-Sep-2017 03:33
Interesting architecture. ~V
Sam Rua24-Sep-2017 20:08
Nice capture. The masonry work is wonderful.
Hank Vander Velde19-Sep-2017 00:00
A beautiful old house, well captured.
Martin Lamoon18-Sep-2017 20:31
A fantastic house, great find and capture.
v
Pierre Martin18-Sep-2017 11:42
very inviting place, beautiful image of it!
Yvonne18-Sep-2017 10:20
We lived in Balaklava for 3 years... I think it used to be a butcher's shop then,
so what a transformation! Great shot. v
globalgadabout18-Sep-2017 06:17
the upper floor balcony adds a lot to the charm...interesting it still sports an old style tv aerial..
joseantonio18-Sep-2017 04:03
lovely house and looks like the perfect place to stay.V.
Neil Marcus18-Sep-2017 02:04
It has a fascinating shape and exterior covering. Nicely taken. I'd like to see more of it."V"
Charlene Ambrose18-Sep-2017 01:45
Nice image and it sounds like a nice place to stay! V
Gill Kopy18-Sep-2017 00:32
There is quite a lot of this style of architecture in S.Africa, Victorian I think, which I love. A great shot of this charming place. V
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