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This shot was taken in the Annex, Toronto. 3 exposure steps at ISO 500...processed further to fix exposure and texture in this image.
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Brickwork characterizes an arch at the Charlotte County Registar's Office, the arch spanned by ironwork.
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Grundtvigskirken Environs, Copenhagen, Denmark (Jensen-Klint with Vilhelm Wittrup, Charles I. Schou and Georg Gøssel : 1924 to 1926)
Identical poured concrete bricks on the front elevation of a suburban house • 2018 • Cleveland northeast Ohio
iPhone 6s color image using ProCamera+vividHDR integrated apps • Photoshop Elements with Nik Dfine, DxO ViewPoint, and Anthropics Smart Photo Editor plugins
These sparkling bricks are the outside decor of Voodoo Doughnuts in downtown Portland. The lines to get these very unsual doughnuts.
Remains of the old brick factory at Claybank National Historic Site. The factory made these yellowish-red bricks from near the turn of the 19th century until 1989. Much of the process was still somewhat done by hand. I would love to know which of the countless civic and municipal buildings in southern Saskatchewan were constructed from Claybank brick. It's a fascinating place to visit as it was just as if the owners turned off the lights and handed the keys to the federal government. It's in "as is" condition.
Claybank, Saskatchewan
Actually, it looks more like 0x1f739 (Alchemical symbol for sal-ammoniac) – but Flickr doesn’t like that one yet.