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| Second-storey view of both houses |
Having placed my two new 'dollar store' houses nominally at Wellington Street and Place d'Armes, I used two cameras to show them in place. These first few are taken with my Nikon point-and-shoot. It has so-so depth-of-field and is nice and small so it actually fits into the streetscape.
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| Anglin coal truck heading out for a delivery |
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| Rooftop view with Bajus Brewery in background |
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| Looking along Wellington Street |
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| The other side of Wellington Street |
The photos below are taken with the iPhone's camera. The iPhone is a little longer and more difficult to fit into some tight spots. However...a big bonus is that with every placement, you can get up to four 'views' due to the corner location of the camera lens.
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| The new houses sit cheek-by-jowl with fuel dealers |
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| The Bajus Brewery still stands today |
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| Place d'Armes coal unloading trestle |
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| Coal delivery time |
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| Wellington Street leading to Canadian Dredge & Dock |
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| It's a workaday neighbourhood |
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| Ladies run some errands as coal rolls |
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| The lowest possible angle with the iPhone camera. |
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