Ashton Memorial - 1 - By ade mcfade

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By: ade mcfade
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	ade mcfade {Karma:12388}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS 10D
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio	Lancashire	Lens	Canon EF 24-85 F3.5-4.5 USM
Uploaded	1/17/2006	Film / Memory Type	100 RAW
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Location	City - Lancaster State - LANCASHIRE Country - United Kingdom
About	This is a monument to love from Lord Asthon of Lancaster to his departed wife. The lancastrian Taj Mahal if you like. You can see it from virtualy anywhere in Lancaster and from the M6 as you head north to the lakes. Here's 3 view of it for your preusal - this one's from the back of it

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Emily Kennedy {K:261} 1/18/2006

Amazing, I love the lighting and the colours are fantastic. I like the perspective and the trees, but that's just me. Great job :)

Danny Brannigan {K:19523} 1/18/2006

Yes i have seen this from the M6 and wondered what it was. I thoughtit was part of the university. I honestly thought the Taj Mahal was a kebab shop.
It's a pity the building is hidden by the trees. Why doesn't any one think of the photographer when they are building such monuments.

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