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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
(465), Hanson Brick, On The Hook at Kirton Works, Engine Blown, just leaving for P'Boro Garage, (22/1/99).
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.
I don't have a clue why there is yellow paint on the wall. Maybe the government has something to do with this.
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.
Stacks of bricks in a shed. I took three exposures and processed with Photomatix. The areas that would normally appear underexposed have nice detail and color. HDR doesn't always have to mean looking unnatural. I think this looks more natural than the individual components.
The Davenport Terra Cotta, Brick & Tile Co, was on Garners Lane, Davenport, Stockport. It appears in the 1902 and 1906 trade directories, but not 1896 or 1914.
Paint chips and green moss grows on Old Brick Wall on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, California.
My mom found a box of my old Legos. My girls had so much fun playing with them that I went out and bought more old school Legos. It took a lot of searching at Toys R Us to find a box of Legos that didn't tell you what to build with them!
this is an early brick made by the star company, this is almost certainly from its Allt yr yn works. the company under a different name and profile produced until 1978. it had several foundrys across South East Wales
WIT
I totally struggled with this assignment, and I'm not even sure this truly qualifies as "pattern." Hopefully so.
We have this enormous hearth that are fireplace sits on, and the bricks are stunning. Very deep reds and vibrant colors. This shot was taken horizontally but I flipped it 90 degrees because I felt it just had something more. Added the texture and darkened a bit because I was going for this dark alley, grimey kind of a feel.
Hope it qualifies!