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I really like the coloration of these bricks near my house and find them very pleasing to look at...
Glazed brick from the Burnley area. It has been suggested that this may have been produced at Towneley Colliery.
Man, I love textures and crazy broken patterns like this. It was raining the the bricks were wet, so the color was as saturated as they were.
This is from Portland, Oregon a couple weeks ago. Nice, huh?
don't know her :) someone else was taking her photo.
arts district, minolta hi-matic af2, kodak gold 200 expired.
Wall under construction in rural India, outside of Siliguri. The swastika is in wide usage in Hindu and Buddhist cultures, but without the genocidal connotations it has in the West! Purchase at shakyimages.tumblr.com
Hi,
I've recently got an almost old but really funny Canon G10 and this texture is a recent capture from this camera.
It produces large RAW files and although the overall quality can't be compared to any DSLR I'm pretty satisfied from its capabilities ;)
Cheers!
~ Andrea ~
There is no stone for building in Bangladesh, so the people make bricks. Here, a bed of clay is being excavated and the clay mixed with water.
Goodies in my Brick Fair baggie.
LEGO 2x4 Brick keychain
Brickee Soda Can
Brick Forge coupon and 2 parts (wish I saw this when I shopped there earlier today!)
Admission tix for public days
Brick Fair Program
Brick Fair Pin (almost bought this earlier today but the booth was closed thank God! It was pouring today so we put the goodie bags in the car during a trip to unload my MOCs and bring them into the convention center)
Candy
Engraved Name Badge that looks beautiful (I added the lettered tiles and silver parts to further customize my badge)
December 26, 2013
Day 360/365
I went out for a walk to look for photo ops. We received snow on Christmas, which was still white and clean. These bricks caught my attention.
File Name: Nebco Brick
Title: Nebco Brick
Creator/contributor: New England Brick Company
Date created: Unknown
Physical description: One (1) clay brick with the name "nebco" printed in relief on the brick's surface.
Genres: Brick (clay material)
Subjects:
Construction materials
Brick trade
Clay industries
Bricks
NEBCO
New England Brick Company
Building materials
New England Brick Yards Co.
Cambridge (Mass.)--Industry
Notes: The New England Brick Company, established in 1897, had an excavation site on Sherman Street in North Cambridge. In 1904 the company was split into two, New England Brick Yards Co. and NEBCO, but they merged again in 1929. The Cambridge location was later sold in 1971 and became a dump.
Collection: CHC Object Collection
Collection ID: OBJ01
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Courtesy of the Cambridge Historical Commission, Object Collection
Windows... and curtains surprisingly still mostly intact on this abandoned apartment building on Cass Ave in Detroit...
The Cuneiform script is one of the earliest known forms of written expression.This brick blongs to the Susa (Shush in Persian) is a city in Khuzestan, Iran.The city was soon, however taken back by the Achaemenid Persians under Cyrus the Great in 538 BCE. Under Cyrus' son Cambyses II, the capital of the empire moved from Pasargadae to Susa.The city lost some of its importance when Alexander of Macedon conquered it in 331 BCE and destroyed the first Persian Empire, but after Alexander's vast empire collapsed upon his death, Susa became one of the two capitals (along with Ctesiphon) of Parthia.