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By: Joe Brown
Copyright ©2008

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Photographer	Joe Brown {Karma:23213}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon 5D
Categories	Cityscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 24-105mm IS L
Uploaded	7/16/2008	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	10	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Edinburgh State - SCOTLAND Country - United Kingdom
About	"Until the mid-1700s, Edinburgh was a walled medieval city. Multistory "tenements" occupied the steep slopes on either side of the Royal Mile, which ran along the top of a ridge from Edinburgh Castle to Canongate. Edinburghers of all classes lived and worked in narrow "closes" or alleys like the one in the photo above."

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theerapong bhothirungsi {K:647} 7/17/2008

I'm thinking of Harry Potter now...

very nice capture. regards
Theerapong

Ania Blazejewska

{K:23981} 7/17/2008

excellent perspective and pov!
best regards,
ania

Joe Brown {K:23213} 7/16/2008

Thanks very much Dave. Over the centuries, in this part of Edinburgh, called Old Town, buildings were built on buildings so that there are many of these closes that are completely enclosed below the buildings. People lived in these places seldom seeing daylight. When the plagues hit, many were further guaranteed in these dark damp places for years. Not a very healthy, pleasant existence.
Regards,
Joe