ANDERSONS CLOSE by ScourgeofShadows
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Part of my "Gothic Edinburgh" series, shot in the search for suitable Gothic locations in my immediate area, to put 'people' into :)
Any Gothic/Alternative models out there want to volunteer?
Comments (6)
bkhook
LOL.. just put a nudie in there like I did. 'cept, I went medievel. Nice shot and like the sepia 'tude~!
ScourgeofShadows
Baaahh!! - Cant find any volunteers to do nude this time of year - they're all wussies :) LOL SHOUTS "Any Volunteers?"
dragonfly2000
Maybe if you ask for trench coats.... Good architecture shot.
Richardphotos
I assume this is called close because of the English meaning as being a small area. very interesting architecture and looks very old.
ScourgeofShadows
In England, a 'close' can be a narrow street or lane, possibly a cul-de-sac(because the access is closed), but in Scotland it can mean the en-close-d areas around the stairs serving a temement house or a narrow alley way between streets running between buildings , which may or may not be roofed. These may also be called 'vennels', in England similar alleys would be called 'jitties'. Edinburgh is full of these, they criss cross the city like pedestrian rat runs, and they are ancient rights of way dating from pre-medieval times.The width of this close is about the width os a medieval street.
DarkestAngel
There is such an element of entrenchment in these kind of places, the atmosphere still lingers and not the sort of place to linger in the hours of darkness. I like this a lot Ian, I really do.