An egg being crushed by a brick. What else could you ask for?

And a lot more. Ecuadorian bricks are huge--about 7 x 14 inches and more than 3" thick. They are always unloaded and stacked by hand.

Bricks LA 2016 - LEGO fan convention in Pasadena, CA!

Photo by Scott Tomaino

www.scottytphotography.com/

A worker in the Hadramawt region is mixing mud and straw to make bricks.

Trinidad, Colorado

I took more pictures of brick walls than anything else today.

Pictures from the BRICK 2014 Event in London.

Mallary, Megan, and I try our hand at making bricks.

Brick Assassin

Cobra Lounge

Chicago, Illinois

July 27, 2014

Brick Block by Spellstone. View the print and products on Society6 ©2016 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved

Pictures from the BRICK 2014 Event in London.

A view of the scrollwork on the Summit Street bridge. I think it's exquisite. I photographed it (relatively unsuccessfully) years ago, with my old Nikon Coolipx 950, and have always wanted to get back there and try again. I'm not convinced that I've really captured the essence of the bridge, but here's the latest attempt anyway.

A little gas pipe that someone has painted red. (1176a)

Bricks LA 2015

Photo by Ace Kim (www.fbtb.net)

我對廢墟沒有抵抗力

Near Cowlishaw Lane, Romiley

Brick sidewalk

Brick à Drac ( www.myspace.com/brickadrac ), Gentse Feetsen, 20/07/2010.

I confess to my love for vines and bricks...

I got to paint Kristan Kennedy's nails just hours before TBA began, giving me a chance to do an awesome design (I LOVE the things people think up!) and gave Kristan a chance to sit, breathe and get her nails did.

Dang I love this brick idea of hers. So boss.

Shot by Chase.

In Northern Canada, the inuit people use stacked rocks in the shape of a man to lead the way. I stacked these bricks up in a non northern canadian location and, well, it reminded me of the Northern Inukshuk. There you have it.

I used a bit of Dragan Technique to get the tones out front and pop a bit while also creating that urban grunge feel.

Brick Lane London

443 Wall Street storefront, near 7th Street, Saint Paul.

I can't remember which one this was, but it was neat to see the back side of the cathedral. It's just a typical alleyway with a blank facade, but the special architectural moments give away what's about to come around the corner!

Is It The Rectory(?) On Black