This wonderful Georgian house in Viewfield Terrace, Dunfermline was built in approx 1808, for James Blackwood, the then Provost of Dunfermline.
From 1920-1965, it was used as an art and craft school, under the ownership of the Carnegie Dunfermline Trust, but in 1985 it was converted into flats.
A Georgian House in Viewfield Terrace, Dunfermline
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I love this black ans white picture !
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Glad you like it Emma 🙂
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As Halloween is approaching in the State, I get the slightly eerie feeling from the B&W. But I’m sure it feels completely different in color. 🙂
janet
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Lol!!! You’ll be glad to know Janet, that my latest post uses a colour photo 🙂
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Lovely photo and it looks a grand place to live 🙂
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Thanks Lynne 🙂 It certainly would have been a grand place to live a few years ago, unfortunately, or fortunately, it appears to have been turned into a fair number of flats.
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Well I suppose better flats, then a ruin, looks like a nice place for flats 🙂
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Beautiful photo! The black and white definitely gives it a “mood,” in the best sort of way.
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Thanks Meredith 🙂 As you have no doubt noticed, I’m really into my black & white photography at the moment, primarily for that reason, you can create a really interesting mood with each photo 🙂
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