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This is a memorial tile at Ground Zero, New York, to remember the victims of 911. My daughter took this picture while in New York last week.
A close up of some tiles that were part of a large mosaic mural dating to the 1960s. #MacroMondays #ceramic
Just back from computerles oblivion with a brand new 27"Imac!
No textures uploaded yet, still installing! :-)
The tiling of the amphitheater's stage floor was based on a fresco from the ancient city of Tiryns, which featured spirals and papyrus lotus blossoms.
We are working with a guy from the States who wants to have a few thousand clay tiles made here in Tecate. These are the examples and the molds to make them.
For the Texture Tuesday Group! A section of colored tiles with enhancements and added texture using PSE 14 and Topaz Adjust.
The abrasion of ancient tiles in Winchester Cathedral from feet walking over them since medieval times.
Weekly Alphabet Challenge 'abrasion' theme. 1/52
... detail of a rooftop in Bergen, Norway ...
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usually I am not a big fan of selective color, but that splash of blue on the tiles begged to stand out ... and I cannot resist the combination of blues with black
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The coastal belt of India - West Coast bears roof to homes made of clay tiles. This is traditional. The factories here are amazing. Took my daughters to witness the work here.
Huge brick based - cricular, oval underground furnaces. I was standing on one .....and could feel the heat. The fire here is to light up the interiors ...oh well fire to light in a already HOT place. I was worried for my cam whether it could stand such temperatures.
This was a great 30 minute tour. I had no choice but to do handheld shots.
Most of them 3 exposures. RAW. handheld. Program mode and Auto ISO , followed by bracketing - this does ISO bracketing whilst holding the shutter speed - perfect in very low light on the move conditions.
Ensure you set a threshold for ISO hi at 2600 or below. I had some shots that went upto 32000 ISO ! had to throw away some shots with intense contrasting areas - thanks to noise. Most of the images I will post here are at 1600 ISO and f/2.8 - 4.8...with potentially some sections layered in from a ISO 5000+
This was fun. One of the most challenging and fun shoot ins I have had.
NO HDR....just layer masking and some blending.
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and that was the name of this frame too....
Frozen to the bones, I am
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Thanx to my handsome son for the Music Link
@ the age of 14 he is ALREADY very deep.....himself
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Listen: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSkb0kDacjs
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Tiles, especially blue ones are a common occurrence in the Azores. They are found in many places, on private houses, in village squares, in pubs and cafes and probably more often in churches.
"HARTSHILL HAND-MADE TILES are NOT Machine Made ... BUT each and every TILE made entirely by HAND." Advertisement in the Architects and Surveyors Compendium for 1908 by the Hartshill Brick & Tile Co. Ltd., Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent, 'North Staffs.'
The walls of the Chapel of São Miguel at Coimbra University in Coimbra, Portugal are mostly covered in tiles. This is one of the designs.
Whites of Kent is a family company now into the third generation of close family members. The original story begins with a young ambitious girl of 18 who knew all about stocking repair machines. She travelled to Australia by boat then on to Switzerland and Paris where she trained women and gave demonstrations on the stocking machines (quite an amazing feat for such a young girl in those days). On her return to London UK in 1934, she and her husband (Mr F. White) started doing stocking repairs for Selfridges, Barkers and Davies from their home. Mr White cycled to the stores to collect the stockings and Mrs White repaired them. During 1953 they and their son (Mr B. White) opened two men's outfitters shops in Ruislip and Wembley, London. The industry grew and they opened up a stocking repair factory in one of the Gun Powder Mills’ warehouses in Oare, Kent employing 15 to 20 women and then moved to The White House in Preston Street Faversham.
In 1954 the retail side commenced again with a ladies underwear shop in Faversham’s Market Street, followed by a fashion shop in Market Street and then our current shop in Court Street.
We have in the past had shops in Sandwich, Sittingbourne, Herne Bay, West Malling, Folkestone and Cliftonville. Currently we have Whites of Kent shops in Faversham (head office) and Whitstable selling lingerie, linen, hosiery, underwear, slippers and more. See our Shop page for addresses, phone numbers and opening times.
The 3rd generation of the family started to join the family firm in 1979. We are a private company who pride ourselves on our personal service to all our customers.
Building Details; C15 timber-framed building refronted in Cl8 but retaining the overhang of the 2nd floor on bressumers. Painted brick. Parapet. Tiled roofs. 2-storeys. 2 windows. Modern shop fronts. No 2 has sash windows above the ground floor (small bay on the 1st floor), No 3 casement windows.