Heritage

Picture by fredzhang


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  • October 15, 2014
  • Nikon D800
  • NIKON 24-70mm
  • Shooting Style Tripod
  • Shoots Number Multiple Exposure
  • Exposures Number -3,-2,-1 ,+1,+2,+3
  • Editing Software
  • File Format RAW
  • Notes

14 Comments

15 Oct 01:21
fredzhang

6490 Deer Lake Avenue William J. Mathers was the New Westminster manager for the Brackman-Ker Milling Company. He purchased the first two lots of the "Deer Lake Crescent" subdivision and in 1912 built this magnificent Romanesque revival-styled home designed by architect F.W. Macey for a reported cost of $13,000. During World War I, the mansion was used in part as a convalescent home for soldiers wounded on the battle front. After the death of W.J. Mathers in 1929, the estate was rented and finally sold. In 1939, the Benedictine Monks converted the mansion into the Seminary of Christ the King which operated until 1953. In 1971, Burnaby purchased the building for use as part of the arts centre and designated it a heritage site in 1992.

15 Oct 01:59
atom

Wishing the mansion and rock-work was more prominent. Love the colors, perfect clouds.

15 Oct 02:28
grahamg

Second those words by Mr atom

15 Oct 05:20
sorance2000

theme, composition-9; light, atmosphere-8; impressive, mood-9; artistic-9; technical-9 [8.80]

15 Oct 06:22
liviucezar

9

15 Oct 10:24
anonymous

superb, love this

15 Oct 10:51
pixel_komando

10

15 Oct 11:04
flipd1

I like the natural frame you have created for the building

15 Oct 15:28
siuh

10

15 Oct 17:03
gedmas

Maple leaves on the ground look great.

15 Oct 18:37
darrellburnett

Also wish the house was slightly more prominent and slightly less dark, but still a superb shot, and as always, expertly processed. 9

15 Oct 18:53
chema

10

15 Oct 18:56
yvesd

un peu sombre pour moi

15 Oct 21:15
sanz3jo

10

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