Portraits from Beamish, the Living Museum of the North

[badlywornroy]

One of my favourite places to take photographs, sadly closed at this time. Here are some previous pictures I hope you may enjoy.

Indoor scenes from Beamish here:-

Transport from Beamish here:-

 

[rick448]

Very nice, super processing on those.

 

[BADGER.BRAD]

You have done a fantastic job on all of them, particularly the first one ( I have an interest in bicycles and old things in general) and the indoor shot is also fantastic. Where were they taken ?

 

[holty]

look at the title beamish the living museum
google it for more info worth a trip

 

[andrewc]

Beamish museum is a fascinating day out - Mrs C and I enjoyed a day out there a couple of years ago. Great fish and chips in newspaper too

 

[saltireblue]

Beamish is a place you can visit again and again and still find new things to photograph...

 

[andrewc]

and if you keep your ticket, it gives you free entry for the whole year.

 

[BADGER.BRAD]

IDIOT COMMENT OF THE DAY GOES TO ME THEN !

 

[BADGER.BRAD]

We have the Black Country Living Museum about a mile from me with some interesting under ground canal trips as an added extra also well worth a visit.

 

[badlywornroy]

Many thanks for your kind words. If you like these I have some more pictures from Beamish in the Transport section here:- Beamish transport.

 

[johnnypanic]

Excellet set of images and enchanced by the post processing.

Have been there and it's a great day out. Just a bit far, to revisit, from Northern Ireland

 

[WaltonR]

I started by thinking they really ought to be in sepia tones, but then I thought "No" this isn't how people looked, they were in colour but we forget that bit. It reminds me of a funny family story when one of my nephews asked my Mum "What was it like in black and white times, Nan?" Was a real hoot!
Really like the processing giving a nod to the old style photos.