Colonial Building

Colin Tobin

Colonial Building

The Colonial Building was the seat of the Newfoundland government and the House of Assembly from January 28, 1850 to July 28, 1959 and in 1974 declared a Provincial Historic Site.

It was also the site of a number of political riots and disturbances. One of those was the public protest on April 5, 1932 for maladministration and corruption in government when all the windows were broken, doors smashed and furniture destroyed, which cost $10,000 to repair. The Prime Minister, Sir Richard Squires, barely escaped the building at that time.

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Colonial Building by Colin Tobin
  • Mel Brackstone

    Mel Brackstone

    Fabulous treatment here, the sky is awesome as a backdrop!

  • Antoine Dagobert

    Antoine Dagobert

    Awesome image….wishing you and yours all the best in 2008! God bless you!

  • Gregory Ewanowich

    Gregory Ewanowich

    Wonderful edit! These old government buildings have quite a history. The dramatic sky here really sets it off nicely!

  • Irene  Burdell

    Irene Burdell

    This is fantastic work Colin ,beautifully done.

  • randyhanna

    randyhanna

    WOW this is great and well done, I love history ….Randy

  • Kurt  Tutschek

    Kurt Tutschek

    beautiful tones, colin!
    have a wonderful and creative 2008!

  • aphoto4you

    aphoto4you

    clarity is out of this world…wow…awsome….......It goes TO MY FAVORITEShappy new Year.. friend…

  • Kevin  Kroeker

    Kevin Kroeker

    Awesome work Colin! The sky adds so much drama to the scene! Awesome!

  • Catherine Brock

    Catherine Brock

    Very imposing and powerful work, great…

    Cath :)

  • Jeff  Burns

    Jeff Burns

    Brilliant shot great tones

  • Colin Tobin

    Colin Tobin

    Thanks!

  • Chloe Flathers

    Chloe Flathers

    awesome! love the dramatic sky!

  • Jaytee

    Jaytee

    the treatment brought it back….a few generations.

  • Birgitta

    Birgitta

    Another stunner. NICE!

  • Ravenor

    Ravenor

    Wonderful work…

  • SuliHawk

    SuliHawk

    The color treatment really adds drama to the piece. I love the old historic buildings they had so much detail.

  • Steven  Agius

    Steven Agius

    Excellent Colin, wonderful treatment work makes this stunning !

  • Paul Vanzella

    Paul Vanzellafounder

    Brilliant treatment!

  • ktowers

    ktowers

    love the sky, beautiful work

  • Halcyon007

    Halcyon007

    Beautiful tones, nicely composed and that skyline is awesome

  • anaphotography

    anaphotography

    Fantastic work!

  • PhotoAmbiance

    PhotoAmbiance

    Great job, it looks very good!

  • Colin Tobin

    Colin Tobin

    Nuts!
    I just realized that this is the low a low resolution version of this image. I’ll have to upload the high-res version when I get home tonight.

  • funkyfacestudio

    funkyfacestudio

    Fantastic work, awesome sky !

  • midzing

    midzing

    awesome image, well done Colin

  • Jeremy Harrington

    Jeremy Harrington

    this is fantastic Colin. the treatment is perfect

  • Catherine Davis

    Catherine Davis

    Love the sky and the colours, very effective

  • Michele Duncan IPA

    Michele Duncan...

    Great comments and the sepia tone is perfect to show off the historical site. Great contrast and detail!

  • Holly Werner

    Holly Werner

    Excellent work.

  • Ellen

    Ellen

    Its a beautiful photo, well done!

  • ElegantSavage

    ElegantSavage

    Cor…this left us speechless for a bit…what a shot…what a sky…what a picture…wow!!! :)

  • Michael Gatch

    Michael Gatch

    very dramatic.

  • Mindy McGregor

    Mindy McGregor

    Beautiful work!

  • Michael Skeard

    Michael Skeard

    Beautiful photo colin, i love it!!!

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