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Bricks and a huge old rusted chain weathering out of the banks of the Carquinez Straight. Foundation of one of the buildings of the former Carquinez Brick Company, abandoned 1918. Former site of the town of Eckley.
My hair is so long I figured I would just braid it all. I think the texture is really interesting. Had a little difficulty figuring out what I wanted from this weeks photo...need to focus a little more on being creative and fun. And yes I almost died climbing that wall cause some bricks were really loose ha.
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This must be a long-gone brickmaker as College Road in Masborough, Rotherham, has shown no signs of brickwork activity for many years. From early 19th century maps there is a possible location at a 'Chemical Works', the site of which is now a roundabout - shown on the map.
Come see my builds at Brick Fest Live this year - tickets at www.eventbrite.com/e/brick-fest-live-lego-fan-experience-...
A test I did with my new bellows. It's a 1x4 brick. I love the magnification. Except it magnified all the dust particles on the Lego brick.
The center brick is hollow - I'm still looking for a good light source to put in there to illuminate the rainbow.
Experiment- did not look through the viewfinder while taking majority* of these photos, just pointed the camera in a general direction, clicked the shutter and hoped for a decent result.
Photos from Brick Fiesta 2012 in Houston, Texas
Design and (c) of the creations are the property of the fans who created them.
The last standing brick building on the former Fort Ord.
I hope it escapes the wrecking ball. It would make a nice little coffee shop someday.