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Probably after 1906. Wasn't there a lot of building damage even in Oakland in the '06 quake?
 
Good grief -- did you see the valuation on that page? How can anyone live in a city any more?
 
1897 , I was guessing 1910-1918 , I've been in Building & Trades my entire life ( 50 of my 70) and I would still volunteer to participate in
restoring a residence like that .
 
Old Gregg said:
LA is way more affordable than Bay Area (plenty of friends moved down there due to COVID-19 letting them work remotely, they all have upgraded). LA's boring weather probably has something to do with the discount.
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Yes, the Bay Area [read: San Francisco Bay Area] has been becoming more and more expensive for decades and is higher priced than the Los Angeles area, in general.
 
A few posted elsewhere on Photrio, all cyanotypes from digital negatives...

East Quoddy Light (Campobello Island, NB)


Gosport Chapel (Star Island, NH)


Mill Buildings (Harrisville, NH)
 
Tired by D.R. DuFault, on Flickr

Canon EOS 3, 15-40L, Kodak TMY, XTOL 1:1.

Shortly after taking this picture back in 2006, this barn was demolished as it was deemed unsafe.

 
Duceman said:
Tired by D.R. DuFault, on Flickr

Canon EOS 3, 15-40L, Kodak TMY, XTOL 1:1.

Shortly after taking this picture back in 2006, this barn was demolished as it was deemed unsafe.
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I love the perspective on this, knowing it was demolished. Everything already feels like it's falling over backwards.
 
Nikon 35mm w/ Kentmere 100@50 Y8 filter, b&w reversal in old D-19


Nothing like viewing the slide directly, however.
 
Virginie Loveling buiding, Gent Belgium.



Hasselblad 500CM + CZ Sonnar 250mm on Tri-X processed in Pyrocat-HD, wet scanned on EPSON 750.
 
Virginie Loveling buiding, Gent Belgium.



Hasselblad 500CM + CZ Sonnar 250mm on Tri-X processed in Pyrocat-HD, wet scanned on EPSON 750.
 
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