Regency Splendour by ©FoxfireGallery - C.Hummel
These regency houses in Palmeira Square offer a wonderful view of he sea and tell a tale of a bygone era of splendour during the reign of Georve IV and Prince Regent.
The houses where originally built around the 1830’s and are part of an an estate bought in 1830 by Baron Goldsmid, founder of University College, London. (He was also a Portuguese noble, with the title Baron de Palmeira – hence the name of the square).
location: Palmeira Square, hove, Sussex, England
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Beautiful…I’ve seen that building before and so love it and the architecture…great shot… :-)
Thank you dmarie, did you enjoy your time in Brighton?
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Typical grand architecture of the British seaside, CJ! Love the light on this and the lovely clouds – bit sunnier than today!
Hi Krys, thanks, I love the architecture, much nicer than the steel and concrete monsters replacing them. Regency and Victorian architecture still looks beautiful and lass over time, whilst many modern architecture fades and starts looking like a ghetto.
Yuk weather today, I am going shrooming tomorrow.
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great shot
Thanks bri
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Where you going tomorrow? I’m about to do a production run on my cards! I’ll probably end up glueing myself to my desk, rofl! ;o)))
HaHahahahah at the glueing yourself to the desk.!
Hope to go to Epping Forest weather permitting
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Beware of the evil pixies………………
Lovely artchitectural capture and light
Thank you Barry, I love this architecture too. It still looks beautiful today, unlike its modern counterparts that are being erected everywhere.
Sadly our local councillors are all corrupt, as they take favours from developers who do not care about ehtics, beauty or longivity
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Wonderful image, light and angle.
Roslie , thank you for liking my picture
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Stunning capture, love the perspective. “Oh I do love to be beside the seaside…”!!
LOL, it is a wonderful feeling, if my images create spontaneous burst into song…lol
thank your for liking this image
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such an interesting angle and perspective, the architecture is wonderful , nice composition
Many thanks