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This shop in the old medina of Marrakesh sells mostly containers and wrapping materials. The fortified section of old Marrakesh is packed with vendors and their stalls. This medina quarter is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Marrakesh (Marrakech), Morocco
A customer choosing to buy a household container in a grocery shop in Alor Setar, China Town. The shop just opened for the day, and he is the first customer....probably he will get a good bargain.
A quiant scene in the slow Sunday at these Northern Malaya town.
KIEV 88, Arsat B 80mm F2.8, Fujifilm Pro 160S, Wide Open
Taken during a photo walk around downtown Vancouver, BC. First day out photographing with my new Nikon Z5II. The camera performed flawlessly, got some great shots, and overall had a good day out in the city.
DB-Cargo 193 314 met een containertrein richting een van de container terminals in de Rotterdamse haven.
9 april 2021, Willemsdorp.
DB-Cargo 193 314 with a container train to one of the container terminals in the port of Rotterdam.
April 9, 2021, Willemsdorp.
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DB Class 90s 90040+90035 working 4m25 Mossend Yard - Daventry Container Train passing Woodacre on 30/11/2016
Another abstract from our recent visit to Faversham Creek. Caroline, Matt and myself spent a very poor lighted afternoon walking around a boatyard. Was still able to get some abstracts out of the visit.
Colorful containers snake about the countryside on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe approaching Lake Park, Minnesota on 09-20-2019. 1516-021526
I liked this little silver jewelery box for the theme. It had the usual tangle of tiny chains and broaches inside but I found a little charm, a little smaller than a Monopoly game piece on a ribbon to add interest.
Not sure why I'm calling it a container: it's got hardly any internal open space left to put anything in.
This was a fun build based on what I've seen in some of work by other Master Builders. I should use these techniques more often.
Fun fact: all the light gray parts are connected to each other but the two dark grey parts are not connected to anything. They're locked in place without any studs connecting them to the rest.
My microscale container ship, built in between making buildings for my microcity collaboration with Mark Dowers for the 2018 Christchurch Brick Show.
Photography by the always-excellent Centuri Chan! You can find Centuri's awesome MOCs and other photography at: www.flickr.com/photos/chansplace
“Human nature is like water. It takes the shape of its container.”
― Wallace Stevens
(Bronica Sq / 50mm / Portra 400)