At the ancient mud-brick citadel of Rayen, Iran.

la carte d'un monde inconnu

map of an unknown world

another one from saki. in the last two months of 2009, saki was quite busy around riga! the sun didn't help yesterday. i'll have to go back when it's overcast.

i'll shoot more of these soon :)

kr. barona street, riga.

another guess of the wall

ehem. Thomaskirche in Berlin-Wittenau

Geraten von Bergfels in der Guess Where Berlin-Gruppe.

stěna v Praze

Nikon F3, 50mm/F1.4, Kodak Ektar 100

Estaba paseando por ahi y me encontre a wall-e!, ¿que tal?

Restored part of Great Wall of China @ Mutianyu

New York, July 2012.

Same wall as this, slightly different processing.

I like the texture of this wall; it's visible large.

A milk snake on the pergola wall

is approximately a third finished, this winter (if everything goes according to plan) three more (30mtr high) towers will be made, next summer the wall between those towers

went on a new shoot yesterday along with a new guy model. Pictures turned out great (weekly photo coming tomorrow)

More snaps from my gratitude journal. Finishing off April. As blogged at www.katewares.com/2012/05/11/end-of-april-gratitude/.

Newark, Nottinghamshire.

Vertical view from Google Earth of Denton Burn showing the short section of cuurtain wall in the garage forecourt and the Charlie Brown's stretch just to the west of it.

Handbook p.159.

Wall Street Gallery in East Berlin 1993. The abandoned building in the deathstrip was Restaurant Speicher...

Whilst these days you aren't supposed to walk on the wall (when I were a lad ... ) someone obviously does!

Blank walls in ChCh post the earthquakes are canvasses for artistic expression. As someone once said: "without art.... there is no history..."

The western bypass, with the junction of the A69 (following the course of the 18th-century Military Road and, of course, Hadrian's Wall) and the A1. The line of the Wall runs from bottom right to upper mid-left of the picture. Looking W

Here's my first real sewing project (one that isn't, essentially, a pillowcase). It's based on a pattern in Lotta Jansdotter's Simple Sewing -- of course, I couldn't just follow the pattern as is, I had to deviate and make something exactly how I wanted it. I suspect, though, that even if I had followed the pattern, it'd have turned out just as crappy.

It took me about 43 tries to rethread the machine after making a new bobbin with canvas-colored thread, and my sewing skills leave much to be desired. Everything is crooked: the pockets themselves, their positioning on the background, the stitching. The backstitching is atrocious, and I didn't even know what "topstitching" was, so the hem is completely visible on the bottom. It was hard for me to even cut the fabric out -- I must have recut one of the pockets three times.

The first time I sewed it all together, I realized I'd sewn the rod pocked into the inside of the backing (instead of on the outside, where it would be useful). Good thing I got that seam ripper.

Also, ironing down a 1/4" seam? WTF? So hard! (Let's just ignore the fact that I hadn't actually even used my iron in...well, I don't remember the last time I used my iron.)

Nevertheless, I did it!

The Wallflowers is a rock band from Los Angeles, California, fronted by Jakob Dylan. Formed in 1989 and originally known as The Apples, the ensemble has gone through numerous personnel changes but focuses on Dylan, Jaffee and Richling

Black & White mood.

Wall for Bed and Bikes hostel in Saint Petersburg

Wall painting (Pompeii, Bay of Naples, Italy).

SMC Pentax DA 50-200mm f4-5.6 ED WR

Block Headz guarding my wall of candy.

He has not cleaned his room in over a year!! I have begged him to clean it up..

Traditional Pondo Beer making basket and gourd on a kitchen wall in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape, South Africa

Post-processed on an iPad 2 using the app Photoforge2.

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Reminiscing on the good old days, following today's evacuation.

2013, Posi

Day 174