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The red brick church in Warsaw's New Town is most likely the Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Przyrynek 2), one of the oldest churches in the capital. Built in the 14th/15th century, it represents the Gothic style, with a characteristic red brick bell tower, a three-nave interior, and ribbed vaults.
Only in Toronto. A beach of bricks.
Actually, the entire Leslie Street Spit was created from construction debris, and its almost done. Right now, there is only limited public access (days after 6pm, weekends and holidays), but in a few years, it will be all park.
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Shot with the Olympus E-5, Olympus Zuiko 14-35 f2.0 lens, at MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts. This is not the art on display but rather the artistic elements of this museum as I see them through the eye of the photographer.
Standing silently at the heart of the courtyard, the brick tower watches over time, weather, and the quiet lives within.
Some infos:
About 7000 pieces. The hull is more than 4 feet long and with the sail the total length is about 5 feet 2 inches.
No glue, no tape. The only none Lego elements I used are the sails, strings and 6 one-foot long aluminum technic axles used for reinforcement.
No modified bricks... I just take advantage of the tolerance (gaps) between bricks! The compound curve on the hull comes almost nature thanks to its own weight. Let it sag by itself :)
ISO 400 - 18mm - f/4 - 1/40
While driving around downtown Vancouver, we came across an alley that was completely filled with incredible graffiti. After about an hour of checking out hundreds of different pieces, we decided to do some skateboarding and snap a few pics.
Delicious plastic bricks poured into a bowl and covered with fresh cow's milk. This extra crunchy feast is part of a balanced brickfast—and it *never* gets soggy!
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IMG_3361... the long and the short of it...
According to last nigth't TV programme - if you are a quantum wave - you can bound straight through :-)
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As this shop is built on a slope, the rear windows are almost at ground level with the ceiling being at about chest height from this side of the building.
From the inside it seems normal apart from the fact you are looking at peoples knees as they walk past outside.
(The shop assistant inside is stood on a step ladder).
"Księży Młyn" ("Priest’s Mill"), Karol W. Scheibler's factory complex, Tymienieckiego street, Lodz, Poland
Located at the heart of the most fertile Gangetic basin, Chandannagar is nestled with brick-kilns producing extremely high quality 'fired clay bricks', primarily used for domestic construction. The high silt content of this soil is apt for the finest brick production, mushrooming multiple such kilns along the river coast. This is the produce of one such kiln, right before its ready to be shipped/ transported.
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