SecretLeeds - History, culture and architecture in Leeds

As a carry on to my post of Tue Dec 02, 2014 2:44 pm I do not have an image from December 2 2012 so I thought I would post this one of December 3 2012 which has a nice rainbow.

Happy Christmas Day all on this (so far) bright fresh day.

I thought it might be of interest to show how the Trinity Project site looked on Christmas Day in previous years using webcam images that I had saved, so here are those for a snowy December 25 2009 and a late afternoon on December 25 2010. As only 3 photos can be added in one post I shall post images on December 25 2011 and 2012 in my next post.

The scene on December 25 2012 (the centre officially opened on March 21 2013).

May the Fourth be with you.

These are 3 webcam images of the Trinity site that was still being developed on today's date (May 4th) in 2010, 2011 and 2012.

This webcam image of the work going on at the Trinity Project was taken on July 13 2011, thus 4 years ago today. Even with Trinity Church to help I find it hard to work out how some of the scene fits in with the final layout. The many layered structure looks a bit odd!

It's fairly quiet on Secret Leeds recently so I thought I would post two images of work on the Trinity Centre that were on its webcam on today's date (Sept 29) in 2010 and 2011. The third image was on the opening day on March 21 2013, so already 3½ years back! (note the unrelated Big Wheel attraction).

It's fairly quiet lately on Secret Leeds so I thought I would post these 2 photos from the Trinity Leeds Project webcam scenes that I saved. They are from May 29 2009, so 8 years ago today (May 29 2017). What I find interesting about the 2 is the very obvious change in one day between 11:38 and 20:53. Noting that many cars/vans were driven away was not much of a surprise but seeing that the crane and the tall grid structure were removed so fast was a surprise!

The first scene is on May 29 2009 at 11:38 and the second scene is on May 29 2009 at 20:53.

Hi Leodinn where did you take the photographs from i cant think of any place high enough?

Leodian didn't take the photos. He screen captured stills from a webcam. I would imagine the webcam was on the roof or an upper floor of the City Exchange building which towers/ed above the part of Trinity that was the Bond Street Centre.

tilly wrote:Hi Leodinn where did you take the photographs from i cant think of any place high enough?

Hiya tilly .

I did not take the images but captured them from a Trinity Project webcam website. I thought it would be interesting to capture at least some of the daily scenes so I saved the several hundreds I have starting April 3 2009 and ending with a scene on May 10 2013 that seemed to be the last one before the webcam closed down after the Trinity Centre opened on March 21 2013 (wow, it's already 4 years old!).