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Western walls of Khiva at sunset, Uzbekistan. September 2007.
Walking in Khiva is like walking six hundred years in the past, back to medieval times.
Best movie ever! Had to get the toy!
Strobist: sb800 camera right, sb600 camera left. Both shot through a homemade soft box.
I wonder why this assortment of things were left hanging on the wall?
If you would like a better "feel" for what the kitchen is like, here is a video I took.
This wall is in love with you...
Volim te, I love you, Je t'aime, Ti amo...
Photo Marta Jejina © All rights reserved
Just across the Alberta-BC border in British Columbia. And only about a kilometre from the US border.
48" x 36"
acrylic and collage on canvas
The Stock Market crash of 2008.
Collage: help wanted ads from the Shreveport Times and New York Times
A project made after the same concept as White Walls of Decay. This time with a special guest artist – my great sister!!!
Croxteth Hall gardens, Liverpool. The walled gardens are well worth the small enterance fee, plus unlike the main hall you can take photos in here. Now to many taking photos inside a greenhouse might not sound to appealing but once you see the great collection im sure you will be impressed.
The collection of plants here is quite amazing.
Most of it can be credited to plant collector William Roscoe
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Stone Wall Exterior. An exterior wall of a building in the Italian Riviera. Black and white photography by Donna Corless.
Prints and notecards are available through my site at www.photosandart.com from the Black and White Abstracts Gallery.
This photo has been included in the ABSTRACT ELEMENTS book at www.blurb.com/books/1473730.
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The walls went all round the old town and you can walk them, which my dad and husband did, but mum and I were too busy enjoying the market.
Photo by Betsey Merkel.
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Sycamore Gap from south of the gap. This is an optical illusion that makes it appear as if the tree is emerging from sheep stell. It isn't: it's growing out of the curtain wall, behind. A sapling inside the stell ensures this view will continue for many years to come. Looking N.
Handbook p.257.
Damage from shrapnel is clearly visible on this building from the 1910 Wall Street bombing, which killed 38 and wounded hundreds of others.
"At noon, a wagon passed by lunchtime crowds on Wall Street in New York City and stopped across the street from the headquarters of the J.P. Morgan bank at 23 Wall Street, on the Financial District's busiest corner. Inside, 100 pounds of dynamite with 500 pounds of heavy, cast-iron sash weights exploded in a timer-set detonation, sending the slugs tearing through the air. The horse and wagon were blasted into small fragments."
The cast-iron weights slammed into the surrounding buildings, leaving marks which can be still be seen today.
Harbour wall at Herne Bay, Kent
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