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Brick Hill 南朗山
- Using Samyang 14mm f/2.8 IF ED UMC Aspherical
Nam Long Shan (also known as Brick Hill) is a hill on the Hong Kong Island of Hong Kong, near Wong Chuk Hang and Aberdeen. At an elevation of 247 metres, it overlooks the South China Sea in the south, Sham Wan and Aberdeen Channel in the west, and Deep Water Bay in the east.
The Summit of Ocean Park is on the southern slopes of Nam Long Shan, with a cable car system connecting through the eastern slopes to the Waterfront in Wong Chuk Hang.
Singapore International School, Canadian International School of Hong Kong, Good Shepherd Sisters Marycove Centre, Hong Kong Juvenile Care Centre Chan Nam Cheong Memorial School, Nam Long Hospital and David Trench Home for the Aged are on the western slope of the Nam Long Shan.
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I rarely dwell in photos not involving landscapes or sunsets..this is one of the 'odd' ones but i kinda like it for some reason..i hope you enjoy it too.. :)
Commissioned to celebrate Darlington's railway heritage and situated by the A66 on the edge of town, near the original Stockton & Darlington Railway line.
A brick wall during the morning is illuminated by sunlight. Photo taken at Innovation Place, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
I designed this tessellation as a variant of Momotani’s Wall with some extra spacing between the bricks added (hence the name Brick and Mortar Tessellation).
The basic molecule is 5×5 grid units — compared to the classic, the difference is using a square twist with 2:1 slope instead of the 1:1 Kawasaki twist. Just like the original, this is an iso-area tessellation.
It’s a simple modification so someone may well have folded it before.
Just over a year ago, a fire broke out on Columbia Street and destroyed half a block of historic buildings.
Brick factory workers (Madagascar).
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In Madagascar, as in many other countries, brick production remains a predominantly manual craft.
Clay is dug from the ground by hand, pressed into simple molds, dried slowly under the sun, and finally hardened in basic kilns fueled mainly by rice husk.
At every stage, workers carry heavy loads, often balancing bricks on their heads while enduring intense heat and swirling dust.
Earnings are generally meager and calculated per brick, a system that compels entire families to participate in the work. Children and adolescents are frequently present, sometimes entrusted with physically demanding or hazardous tasks close to the kilns.
Overall, the labor environment is severe, marked by long hours, a complete lack of protective equipment, and the absence of effective regulatory oversight.
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Antonio Vivaldi: L´estro armonico Op.3, Concerto No. 8 in A Minor, RV 522 - 3 Allegro
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"Sf. Elefterie Nou" Church, Bucharest, Romania
Saint Eleftherios New Church [there is an Old St. Eleftherios church nearby]
1935-1971, architect Constantin Iotzu
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