Busker in central Winchester

In 1519 Winchester was chosen as the capital of the kingdom of Wessex. In 827, Egbert the first king of all England was crowned here. It then remained the capital and the most important city in England until the 11th century and the arrival of William the Conqueror. William had himself crowned in both London and Winchester, and declared both cities to be capitals. However, by the 14th century Winchester had lost its place as the second most important city and began to evolve into what it is today: a small, sleepy, provincial town - but still an amazing location for photographers! P.S. If you haven't tried Ilford XP2 yet, you really should. It's black & white, but designed to be developed using standard C-41 colour processing - which means your local high-street store can process it in 1 hour. Instant gratification guaranteed! ;-)

Photographe :
buckshot
Téléchargé :
2012-08-06
Tags :
35mm ancient artist busker contrast guitar historic landmark musician street texture tone tourism town urban
Appareil :
Nikon F50
Pellicule :
Ilford XP2 400 (35mm)
Ville :
Winchester
Pays/région :
United Kingdom
Année :
2012
Temps :
afternoon
Albums :
Winchester: England's ancient capital

3 commentaires

  1. adam_g2000
    adam_g2000 ·

    I can't count the times I've sat in that exact spot.

  2. buckshot
    buckshot ·

    @adam_g2000: Ha, ha - maybe I captured your ghost in there somewhere... ;-)

  3. weleasewoger72
    weleasewoger72 ·

    That's a great pasty shop by-the-way!

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