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Rouen Armada 2013
Architecte : Colin Muddie
Chantier naval : Groves & Gutteridge Ltd. (Cowes)
Lancement : 12 juillet 1971 (détruit en 2015)
Équipage : 8
Longueur : 29,57 m (hors tout)
Longueur de coque : 23,32 m
Maître-bau : 5,9 m
Tirant d'eau : 2,6 m
Déplacement : 83 tonnes
Hauteur de mât : 22 m
Voilure : 433 m2 (10 voiles et 2 focs)
Propulsion : 2 Perkins Diesel
(2 × 230 ch)
Vitesse maxi : 8,4 nœuds à la voile (12 nœuds au moteur)
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.
Vintage 1940’s and 1950’s negative scans from an estate sale.
Sinclair Gas Station under construction.
Date and Location: Unknown.
From the Vernon W. Meyer collection.
One of my interests is to create images which emulate the look of photo prints created using one of the various analog print processes. This photo of an old brick kiln was processed in Photoshop to emulate a process called saltprint.
The salted paper process was invented by William Henry Fox Talbot in 1833. If you are interested in the process or want to check if my image comes close to the look of a real saltprint check this website.
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.
Near Ligonier, Indiana. A short remnant later bypassed by a smoother curve.
Interesting way that the curve was bricked. I've seen several methods for curving a brick road but never one quite like this.
Brick Obstacles represents an obstacle of which to overcome. There are plenty of little crevices to tempt you to climb up; however, it is clearly harder than it sounds. Just like a tough obstacle in our life.
The colors in this piece came out fairly well and it still retained a lot of it's sharpness.
Photography copyrighted to Jennifer LyAnne Peacock of J.L.Peacock Photography.
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.
This series of photos is inspired by photos my husband took of this very same cat in the very same window. But it's a different take on the same subject. Check out his photos here:
www.flickr.com/photos/basselal/8566249943/