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Brick Fair traveled to Birmingham, AL to show of all their blocky goodness. The dealer's section was not huge but slam pack full of goodies, both stock and custom.
Then we checked out the exhibits, which I took pictures of. SO MUCH to see.
An impressive amount of greenery.
The copal shutter is almost silent but this group of people turned their head around after I released it.
Kodak T-Max 400 - TMax Developer 1:4 - 7 min @ 20°C
Manual Exif: 1/8 f/3.5 ISO400
Photo by: Mary Beth Miller
Flickr: marybethsflicks
This print was part of the Obscurae Photography Exhibition and Art Lottery Fundraiser on December 6, 2008, benefitting Braddock Redux art and community projects.
To learn more about how you can support Obscurae and Braddock Redux by purchasing a print, or to see more available prints from this photographer, please visit www.obscuraegallery.org
A print in your home will help keep a community growing and photographers shooting!!
I took my Nikon for a walk down to Village Gate. I was completely disappointed by the lack of inspiration I got there. These bricks and vines caught my eye on the walk home. I love the unusual contrast between the red mortar and the grey bricks. I don't think I've ever seen a building with the colors switched like this.
Picture taken for Practical Photography DSLR Skills Winter 2013. Unable to get a suitable location in the house we moved out to the garage.
Old retaining wall at the Radar Dome (an old abandoned air force Radar Search Base just outside of Colville, Wa).
ottawa.ca/en/arts-heritage-and-events/doors-open-ottawa/2...
Built in 1924, the ground floor (east side) was converted into a pottery studio in 2003. The 1,800 sq ft co-operative studio now accommodates 25 ceramic artists who work together, sharing their experience and skill. The public will view artists at work, and a variety of finished artwork in the adjoining gallery.
The Standard Bread Company building has been given a heritage designation and is considered a rare example of an early 20th century industrial building. The Hintonburg neighbourhood landmark baked, sold, and delivered bread around Ottawa by horse and cart until the late 1960's, but for the last 30 years it has been occupied by Enriched Bread Artists and ClayWorks.
It is anticipated that the building will undergo a complete remodel in the near future as part of a development project that will incorporate this building into a mixed use facility, including housing, artists work spaces, a gallery and potentially a cafe.
Doors Open Ottawa @ Gladstone Clayworks Co-Op; Ottawa, Ontario.
This is the event that started it all for us. We organised an event for our son's school P&C way back in 2011.
We had a local car club join us with their cars, there was a Matchbox Collection and market stalls as well as the LEGO creations on display.
The event was so successful we have run the event every year since them. We changed the name this year [2016] to Brickfest @ the Bay and we continue to donate the funds raised to charity which this year was the Westpac Helicopter Rescue Service.