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Right bricks from recent lot. Left from FantasticBrick.
The new lot seem to be slighlty darker but that may be down to condition.
I have loads of Bayer test bricks, but by color, this is one of the more attractive ones:)
Semi trans-cherry red!
Icicles forming on a scrub growing between bricks during freezing rain at Thompson's Point in Portland, Maine
Running clamly along the banks of Old Dhaka, the Bariganga is a subsidiary of the famous Ganges, and its muddy waters are deemed to be the lifeblood of both the city and the nation as a whole.
The panorama of river life is utterly fascinating and engrossing. Triple-towered ferries stock the Sadarghat preparing to ship Bangladeshis across the nation, alongside are tiny row-boats which expertly ship commuters across the Bariganga, weaving in and out of the myriad of other boats. Small fishing boats tangle with lumbering tankers for space along the river, whilst children line the littered, greasy, muddy shores searching for recyclables to sell, or using home-made nets to fish. Further out men work in precarious and dangerous positions to renovate and repair rusting tankers whilst shallow barges ship building materials to fuel the countless construction projects of the city.
Found outside a house in Wellington Street, Whittington near Chesterfield, this brick almost certainly shows a mis-spelling of the name in the frog. I believe this to be a product of Jno Froggatt of North Wingfield, Derbyshire, listed as brickmaker in the 1857 White's Directory of Derbyshire. It is certainly a very old brick.
First and foremost, his dad Frank W. Cooper was a Jazz Tenor sax player with (friends like Count Basie, Lionel Hampton, Quincy Jones, Art Blakey and Thelonious Monk and many others). His mother Vivian P. Cooper, is a gospel singer.
His younger brother Kevin L. Cooper is manager. K. Brick can be seen preforming around Laughlin Nevada, Kingman AZ., Lake Havasu AZ. areas. Plus, many private special events. What a great musician I'll say! I really enjoyed my time spent with Kevin & K. "Brick" Cooper, and the photo shoot as well. Many thanks my brothers...
Walked past the local school on my way to the store when i saw this on one of the walls. I kinda liked how the patterns and colours of the boards, bricks, door and stone wall looked together.
Release: 2015
Ages 12+.
2,179 pieces
US $199.99
CA $229.99
DE 199.99€
UK £169.99
DK 1699.00 DKK
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Test photos of bricks, how boring they are. Who cares how a camera/lens renders bricks, other than bricklayers?
A brick wall in Kensington Brooklyn, New York City.
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I just loved the old brickwork that was in the alleyway. It looked really cool as a photo and I think it could be a great texture, too.
Taken during my photowalk with my buddy (mitchellphoto) around Marietta Square.