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Not exactly a competition winner but I liked it for composition and interestingness I guess. Still toying with the idea of getting a Canon EOS 400D, dare I?
The lovely red brick and stone Romanesque Revival Fayette County Courthouse was erected in 1890. W. F. Kaufman was its original architect, which was restored in 2005.
Ian Anderson performed the entire Jethro Tull 1972 album "Thick As A Brick" and his new "Thick As A Brick 2" album.Ian and his band performed in Lynn, Massachusetts USA on Oct. 3, 2012.
The band:
Ian Anderson-flute, guitar, vocals.
David Goodier-bass.
Scott Hammond-drums.
Ryan O'Donnell-vocals.
John O'Hara-keyboard.
Florian Opahle-guitar.
Brick snowflakes seperate the arches and columns on the entryway of the church.
August 17, 2007 Nikolaikirche, Berlin-Mitte Germany
Using for MSH November 2008 #16 - Snowflakes
Photo by Xi (Cecilia) Zhang. The local restaurant locates in the Bardstown St. The porch tiled stained brick and iron-cast ornament extended the space of the entrance. It reminds me the Red School which intended to give us a historic feeling of tradition..
Brick Head 3 by James Tyler - Brick Head Series. The "Brickhead 3" sculpture is located in Davlan Park, on the 400 block of Massachusetts Avenue in downtown Indianapolis. James Tyler is an Indianapolis native, currently living in Nyack, New York.
Close to the nature reserve and either on the edge of, or within, the green belt depending on who you ask, this entire new suburb is being built. It's odd to see it happening, though it has of course happened many times in the UK (Skem, Kirkby, Croxteth, etc). This is on a smaller scale, being a suburb rather than a town.
The tenements that they're building reminded me a lot of Edinburgh's New Town area. What impressed me was that despite the fact that they're being erected at the same time, by the same contractors, and undoubtedly to the same design, they've taken the time to specify different bricks on each of the buildings, giving it a bit more of an organic feel.
Not a difficult thing to do, but most UK developers wouldn't bother.