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Shadow photo taken against a wall, to create a colored shadow from sunlight.
I thought I would need a white wall to create a blue shadow with white balance set to tungsten. I gave a quick try against a yellow brick wall - and to my surprise, overexposing the yellow brick wall was really easy, to generate the white.
Editing: just some RGB curves adjustment to intensify the color of the shadow.
(Old name for the photo: brick-me)
Ivano Beige 13x13 with a border made of Noce 4x4's on the horizontal with 2x2 Bel Sol crushed glass inserts..large recessed shelf..
The walls are decorated with thousands of tiles of the eighteenth century, the profane iconography, which included cards with extact Eclisiásticos and the Song of Songs of ev history of magnets, within the next few photos will be dedicated to the tile in the Churches of Torres Vedras
Diamond tile at the old Penneys
Moberly MO
A snazzy pattern below the display windows of a mid-century storefront.
St Oswald, Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
Minton Tiles.
The pavement of the chancel and tower is of tiles reproduced by the Minton Campbell Company of Stoke-on-Trent from designs found in ancient tiles discovered during the restoration work in 1881.
St Oswald, Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
Mainly Early English from circa 1220 but a few remnants of earlier Norman work survive.
Grade l listed.
Zodiac tile showing Aries with inscription SOL IN ARIETE (sun in Aries). From an abbey (I think) in the Nottingham area. Yorkshire Museum, York.
Backsplash installation by Ceramictec Tile using Walker Zanger's Studio Moderne Regency Polished Mosaic in Green River Onyx
Accession #: M.2002.1.266a-b
Location: LACMA
Team: artifacts
Greater Iran, Samarqand
Tiles, circa 1385
Ceramic; Architectural element, Earthenware, molded and glaze-painted, 5 3/4 x 9 3/16 in. (14.6 x 23.33 cm)
The Madina Collection of Islamic Art, gift of Camilla Chandler Frost (M.2002.1.266a-b)
The herringbone tile pattern turned out wonderfully. Maurice and Antonio both said it was a lot of work due to the many cuts required at the top and bottom. I'm so glad I used this patter instead of the horizontal one, though.
Roof tiles, Los Christianos, Tenerife. April 2012.
Image by Gary Danton - garydanton.co.uk
Infrared thermography has seemingly endless uses in building investigation. In this particular case swelling had occurred in the floor covering. With the thermal camera CBC was able to show exactly where the water was infiltrating the wall. The blue horizontal line near the top right corner of the picture shows a crack in the tile grout which allowed water to enter the wall. The water then continued down the wall and under the floor covering.
My father worked in Bangkok for several months in 1956, doing survey and mapping work. This photo was taken in or around the city. I'm hoping to get more details from my father and update this caption.
Tiling 'practice' area on the abandoned eastern platform.
With the eastern platform out of action for trains for so many years, TFL began to use it to test out signage designs and tiling methods, as well as lighting and poster glue for advertising.
The ads for DH Evans department store (now House of Fraser) in Oxford Street, Madame Tussaud’s and the London Planetarium dating back from the early 70s were visible on the tour.
www.recyclart.org/2013/12/tiles-coffee-table/
The legs of this coffee table are a couple of wine racks purchased at a yard sale. I used a leftover piece of plywood, a bit of paint, and glued on tiles from a seconds bin. Tiles don’t fit perfectly? No problem. I just filled in the spaces with some floral stones. Wine can still be stored underneath in the racks.
Information: olderandmiser Tumblr page !
Submitted by: Jeri Crystal !