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Jenners 1024 x 768 172K |
Sunlight shines on the gold letters and also enhances the carved masonry on this fine old building. |
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SM-Jenners
0 1152 x 864 285K |
Jenners photographed from the top of the Scott Monument. The monument's shadow falls across the south west corner of the famous department store. |
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SM-Jenners
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In this shot you can see people through the windows. Also just visible is some fine netting, presumably to prevent pigeons and starlings from spoiling the beautifully restored stonework. |
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Inside Jenners 1152 x 864 275K |
The interior of Jenners main hall. 'Contemporary since 1938' proclaims their website. |
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Jenners 12 681 x 1024 172K |
I photographed these two ladies in the '70s on my Yashica TL Electro 35mm SLR. This shot was taken with my Pentax *ist digital camera at approximately x10 zoom. |
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Scott
Monument Window 1024 x 768 246K |
The south-facing stained glass window inside the monument lights up brightly with the early afternoon sunshine. |
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SM-Jenners
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A moment frozen in time. "You won't believe your eye" says the slogan on the bus below. A pedestrian in a pink overcoat is framed by the shadow of the arch of the Scott Monument. |
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Princes
Street 6 687 x 864 130K |
Near the west end of Princes Street are these wonky windows which, I remember, once belonged to the Monseigneur News Theatre. It subsequently became the Jacey I think... It was a small cinema showing newsreels, cartoons and short films. |
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Ramsay
Gdns 2 1152 x 864 186K |
Nearer the Royal Mile than Princes Street but more visible from the latter. Included in this section for consistency. This photograph taken from Edinburgh Castle Esplanade. |
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Waverley
Station 1024 x 768 118K |
A gap in the criss-crossed ironwork reveals this glimpse of an Edinburgh Vintage Tour Bus up on Waverley Bridge. |
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