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New wall. I was wondering if this would ever get painted. It would always get hit with throw ups and gang tags. Much better this way.
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.
Western butt joint between Turret 52A (Banks East), a Turf Wall turret, and the later stone curtain wall. Looking N
Handbook pp.321–2.
I need to get a better shot of this wall. I always think I will figure out a way to get access roof or something with a better view.
This wall is in love with you...
Volim te, I love you, Je t'aime, Ti amo...
Photo Marta Jejina © All rights reserved
Rounded corner in curtain wall at the top of Mons Fabricius, looking down on Sycamore Gap. Looking E
Handbook p.257.
Oversized earth-tone (taupe/plum) wall clock with handpainted designs. (clock and product photography by mary potts)
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
Part of the Peace walls in Belfast with this mural celebrating International peace day which is September 21st. Picture by tour driver/guide John Donovan.
Stone Wall Exterior. An exterior wall of a building in the Italian Riviera. Black and white photography by Donna Corless.
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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.
The trees are being a bit stubborn at Newmillerdam this autumn - only the east bank has any real seasonal colour so far. I hope i've managed to bring some of it out in this handheld HDR shot. To me, the wall/road and foreground tree just frame the image well.