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Data: 19/08/2020
Local: Integração com a varanda e a sala
Arquitetas: MeyerCortez arquitetura&design
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.
This house, at 5611 Lexington Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, was the home of Luther Moses, a prominent Cleveland shipbuilder. It has the highest initial trim quality of any pre-Civil War house tht I've seen in Cleveland, east of the Cuyahoga. The residence, built c. 1854, is a Cleveland Landmark. It is described in detail on Cleveland Area History.
Darngavil brickworks was just north of Armadale, near Over Hillhouse in West Lothian, but was demolished in the 1960s.
Snapchat Caption: "75% of my data plan already? I blame Snapchat."
Playing with an app had my monthly data usage zipping by in a blur, as if passing a brick building in Emeryville at a reasonable speed.
Parked in a carpark waiting for my wife. Got bored, nothing else to do so I took a picture of a brick wall.
Westhoughton Pentecostal Church, Bolton Road, Westhoughton, near Bolton, Lancashire, UK.
Miniature diorama 'key rack' made from plywood and foam board covered with brick slips and grey slate tiles. Commissioned by one of the church congregation.
An ongoing project to shoot people at football games. Street Photography can be achieved in any environment especially where there are people. Football is a different challenge, as fans can be volatile , excited by a game, feelings can ran high . Home and away fans, winning and losing this is my take on football fans.