Darren Turner
XProPhotographer
At the Manchester Private Sector Strike / Protest March
Daz
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At the Manchester Private Sector Strike / Protest March
Daz
Dan Cattermole
Dan Down - The Steampunk Womble
Just a few then....... lol
Fair play Darren, I suppose there was alot of photographers there, so it'd be silly for them to refuse.
Fair play Darren, I suppose there was alot of photographers there, so it'd be silly for them to refuse.
Darren Turner
XProPhotographer
there were 1000s of them Dan, just in case it kicked off, i never seen so many in my life..............the middle bike cop shouted come on then grab your shot........... how could i refuse......he then came over & chatted for good 20 mins on my 40D that nephew was using and my 7D, real nice guy who is addicted to photography.
Daz
Daz
Paul Lange
Moderator
Always good when you meet a nice copper. Most of them are but unfortunately it only takes one idiot to give them all a bad name.
Pete Askew
Admin
Nice to see a bit of solidarity in the public sector!! That last shot is excellent. The eye contact makes it.
That last shot is excellent. The eye contact makes it.
Thomas brookes
RPF Chief iPhone app Reviewer
great stuff daz! they seem to be enjoying themselves!
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
Very nice Darren - that last one would make a great B&W shot - very street and newsy
Darren Turner
XProPhotographer
Thanks folks
Hows That Chris?
Hows That Chris?
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
street and newsy 
Brian Moore
Moderator
I like #4 Darren. As Pete pointed out the eye contact makes it.
What's that red sandstone building in the background of 1, 2 and 4?
What's that red sandstone building in the background of 1, 2 and 4?
Darren Turner
XProPhotographer
Brian
the building in 1 & 2 closest to the camera is at street level shops & restaurants and above offices, further towards the rear of the photo it was a huge warehouse that used to belong to the railways not sure if it was train shed or storage but something to do with Great northern railways. Now it has been demolished but the front red brick has been kept on just 2 sides of the building and they are mostly designer shops under the arches. the other 2 sides are open and inside toward the middle of the then wharehouse there is now no roof and it is all paved and a few restaurants and a cinema and seating areas
Also i these pics you can see the largest building in Manchester the Hilton Hotel
In pic 4 that is looking down deans-gate and that building is John Rylands University Library
Hope that kinda makes sense.
Daz
the building in 1 & 2 closest to the camera is at street level shops & restaurants and above offices, further towards the rear of the photo it was a huge warehouse that used to belong to the railways not sure if it was train shed or storage but something to do with Great northern railways. Now it has been demolished but the front red brick has been kept on just 2 sides of the building and they are mostly designer shops under the arches. the other 2 sides are open and inside toward the middle of the then wharehouse there is now no roof and it is all paved and a few restaurants and a cinema and seating areas
Also i these pics you can see the largest building in Manchester the Hilton Hotel
In pic 4 that is looking down deans-gate and that building is John Rylands University Library
Hope that kinda makes sense.
Daz
Brian Moore
Moderator
Thanks, Daz!
