Description
A high-resolution downloadable scan of an undated black and white photograph looking east up Waingate, Berry Brow, taken from the junction with Woodhead Road (also known as Parkgate).
Although undated, the photograph is from before the mid-1960s when much of the housing in the Berry Brow and Deadmanstone area was demolished. Some of the properties on the right-hand side of the road survived and are currently shops and take-aways. The original photographer is unknown.
The photograph was scanned at 2,400 dots per inch (DPI), giving a final image with dimensions of 14,857 by 11,548 pixels. Several minor blemishes were sympathetically restored using Adobe Photoshop.
Once purchased, you will have access to the following files to download:
- JPEG image (66MB) 16 bit colour (full size)
- JPEG image (18MB) 16 bit colour (resized to 50%)
- JPEG image (5MB) 16 bit colour (resized to 25%)
Licensing
The downloadable files are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC-BY-NC-SA) licence. You may make use of the downloaded files for any non-commercial purpose permitted by the licence, e.g.:
- You may print off an unlimited number of copies of the downloaded items, but you may not sell these or in any other way profit from them.
- You can upload any of the files to your own non-commercial web site and make them freely available but you must provide suitable attribution (e.g. a web link back to the Huddersfield Exposed web site home page).
Allowable non-commercial purposes include private use, display at a free exhibition, a personal web site that does not generate income, and educational use. Prohibited commercial uses include uploading to a commercial web site and inclusion in non-free publications (such as a published book).
By ordering this item, you are agreeing to the above licensing conditions. If you have any questions relating to allowable use, please email shop@huddersfield.exposed before placing an order.
Sample
The following sample shows the quality and level of detail of the full-sized image.
