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Die Bilder in diesem Album entstanden bei einem Filmtausch mit Skley. Jeder hat mit der eigenen Kamera Bilder aufgenommen. Danach wurden die Filme getauscht und erneut belichtet. Und die Ergebnisse... oder zumindest die zumutbaren... präsentieren wir hier.
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I made this quilt from an odd assortment of scraps and stash fabrics. It's based on a quilt in the Japanese book 'Machine Made Patchworks'.
There are many elegant homes in the waterfront suburb of Devonport which date from the late 1800s. Most of them have million dollar views across the harbor to Auckland city. Some have original brick chimneys from the huge fireplaces which were essential in those early days for all forms of heating. This one stands out with its deep red brick work and embedded floral design contrasting with the slate colored roof and pale green facings of the house.
This is a Old closed Brick factory. It is now a place for artists, as they made this into art festival area "Dev9t". These photos are before they got and aranged for a art exebition dislayed here. Since i like shooting rugged places this was one of them. Wild dogs might case you there if not careful. Enjoy.
Wonderful brick building, formerly a bank and now a charming bookstore called The Left Bank. Searsport, Maine
Took a pile of pictures at Brick Fiesta this year. Turnout was a bit disappointing compared to last year, but still had fun. I seemed to be damn near the only non-Texan at the con.
The castle selection was much smaller than last year, but the quality was very high. This was a nice presentation, but I think it would have helped to vary the hobbit hole style away from the set's style.