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Now wouldn't you shout if they used you mouth for an ashtray!

With a lot more bricks still to be laid the builders keep going in order to meet the dead line

Freeport, Illinois

 

Mini Cars by Michael Kuroda

Habana Cuba. Street art and messages

. . . brillettes . . .

Brick Light District, Albuquerque

Historic brick schoolhouse, found along my 35 mile looper.

 

- Dunbarton, NH

@ St. John's College in Annapolis

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At the end of Glasshouse Yard. This is the rear of buildings in Charterhouse Square

I like the water texture

It's done!!! This is my first quilt. I finished it in a little over a month and really enjoyed making it.

Canon FX

Canon 50/1.8

Portra 800

Just a boring bricks photo!

 

© Nathan Haddad

 

Canon EOS 60D + Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L

A day in Melbourne checking out various sights saw me noting various brickwork. This was just one of those shots.

'Ahum... uhm, sergeant?

Why is there a skeleton standing to attention?'

 

'Left over from the last detail Sir. I remobilized him Sir.'

 

'Yes I could hear some rather colourful language coming down through the roof sergeant...

But he is dead!'

 

'Still a soldier Sir. Got his shako and everything Sir. '

 

'Dead, sergeant, he's very dead! He's just a skeleton! How is he even standing to attention?'

 

'Four years as drill-sergeant Sir.'

 

'Yes, right. Well... Take him below, find an empty box, we'll send him off for a decent funeral with the first supply ship sergeant.'

 

'Sir Yes Sir.

PRIVATE BONES!!!

DIS... wait for it you rattling heap of calcium... MISSED!!!'

This is considered my first HDR attempt... I was driving to work in the morning... and was amused by the clouds and brick :P

 

so took out my humble Lumix Panasonic camera out... took three different exposure levels using bracketing...

Combined them together in Photomatix to generate the HDR, Tone Mapped it a little and I got this :)

 

I would like to thank my dear wife for her support and encouragement to approach this new technique :)

 

I would like to thank Mr. Trey "Stuck in Customs" for sharing his experience with HDR, and providing a VERY informative tutorial.

 

Please visit his tutorial here if you are interested in HDR photography stuckincustoms.com/?p=548

 

My humble picture reached explore #300

 

as usual this is BEST viewed Large On Black

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