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Brick Lane Music Hall, Silvertown. As a grade 2* listed building, no material alterations have been allowed to the church, but the spirit of Music Hall has been gloriously achieved with painted trompe l'oeil screens inserted within the arches.
London Docklands, Brick Lane Music Hall.
September 2013
Marcel’s renovating and is roofless. The texture of these bricks either hides the grain or the grain hides the bricks. I still really don’t like this Kodak T-Max P3200 film.
I’ve used the film before and never really been happy with it. Everything I’ve read online from others suggests they love it but I find the grain too much and the lack of contrast annoying (and requiring too much post work). I’ve put most of this down to a lack of my own skills plus my selection and use of developers. Now I’ve come to the conclusion the film is what it is and I need to take it or leave it. There’s simply moments when only ISO 3200 films will capture your image but this isn’t one of them I was using the film because it expires next month. I’m down to two roles and might try the Ilford equivalent (Delta 3200).
Leica M6 TTL, Carl Zeiss Planar ZM T 50mm F2, Kodak T-Max P3200, Kodak D-76 1+1.
The storage shed at the history brick plant at Claybank, Saskatchewan is used to store bricks salvaged from demolished buildings around the province. The random nature of the stored bricks and the colours and patterns caught my attention as I walked through the shed.
Another brick shot from Day 41.
Taken Feb 10, 2012 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
¹⁄₅₀₀ sec at f/4.5, ISO100, no flash.
Lens: EF50mm f/1.8 II
Sometimes, there is an opportunity to purchase a commemorative brick. The money goes to a good cause and the donor has an opportunity to express a short message.
Here, among the heart-felt memorials, is a more cryptic expression! A Google search revealed that this is a quote from the movie, Madagascar.
Here's what I got weapon wise from both BrickArms and Brick Warriors. I wasn't really aiming for anything in specific aside from the BrickArms Pulse Rifles, which I plan to use as a basic weapon for my Faction. Otherwise I got a varied selection.
A pepperoni, italian sausage and mushroom pizza at the Brick Oven Restaurant in Kalaheo. That's a half pitcher of root beer on the left.
Brickwork. Alleyway in downtown Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. file P1130262df2f. Photographed with a Panasonic Lumix Tz3k, post processing in PSP16.