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Random brick walls left after a building was torn down. I live in a brick house and have brick walk ways. I guess I just love love brick...especially old brick!
Photo (credits by various photographers) captured during the Brick Built: Engineering SCI event held at the Science Center of Iowa & Blank IMAX Dome Theater on March 16th - 17th, 2013.
Brick Lane Sunday Market taken with a fuji x100
I like the fact that two people are walking by with white shoes on, for me the image dosent work without them.
Auchlochan collieries at Coalburn were part of the Wm Dixon Ltd empire. It appears that the brickworks had either closed or been sold by 1947 as it was not passed to the NCB.
Experiment, did not look through the viewfinder while taking majority* of these photos, just pointed the camera in a general direction, clicked the shutter and hoped for a decent result
Enoch Hampton was making bricks at Eastwood Vale in 1851 and E Hampton & Sons are listed in 1896 as operating Eastwood and Mousecroft Fire-brick and Marl Works, Hanley. The company was still operating in 1924 but had disappeared by 1940.
An 1879 advert for Hampton & Sons from a trade directory can be seen here.
These are the bricks on the pier next to the Texas Seaport Museum in Galveston. These are the same bricks found in the picket fence photo with the Carnival Magic.
Ninth Street, Owensboro, Kentucky
During my three years in Owensboro, I remember passing many of these large old brick tobacco warehouses, especially several of them on Ninth Street. With its Ohio River location, Owensboro served as an agricultural hub for Daviess and surrounding counties in Western Kentucky.