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Historic brick schoolhouse, found along my 35 mile looper.

 

- Dunbarton, NH

Evil Dead Cabin by Cory Janssen

@ St. John's College in Annapolis

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I like the water texture

Abandoned building in Morris,IL

Canon FX

Canon 50/1.8

Portra 800

Holga 120 CFN multi-exposure

Just a boring bricks photo!

 

© Nathan Haddad

 

Canon EOS 60D + Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L

If you're in Sydney, one exhibition you really must go to is The Art of the Brick at the Powerhouse Museum.

 

It features hundreds of DC Comics characters all built out of Lego by a chap called Nathan Sawaya and it really has to be seen to be believed.

 

If you've ever been a fan of Batman, Superman or Wonder Woman, this is the place to go!

This is considered my first HDR attempt... I was driving to work in the morning... and was amused by the clouds and brick :P

 

so took out my humble Lumix Panasonic camera out... took three different exposure levels using bracketing...

Combined them together in Photomatix to generate the HDR, Tone Mapped it a little and I got this :)

 

I would like to thank my dear wife for her support and encouragement to approach this new technique :)

 

I would like to thank Mr. Trey "Stuck in Customs" for sharing his experience with HDR, and providing a VERY informative tutorial.

 

Please visit his tutorial here if you are interested in HDR photography stuckincustoms.com/?p=548

 

My humble picture reached explore #300

 

as usual this is BEST viewed Large On Black

'What do you think Quartermaster? Enough for a big raft? Or can we rebuild her?'

No more events for me until next year, and 2017 is all tentative for me.

 

Anyways updated last years badge and then combined it with this years badge to create two separate badges: AFOL badge and Fan badge. AFOL badge is everything Lego community for me and other support, while Fan badge is the stuff is all the nerd stuff and misc stuff. I'm gonna make this a year thing and take any new badges and split it up and combine them with these ones.

Looks like concrete block to me, but it's known as Brick Church.

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CWC524, Brick Kiln, Nemam, Near Chennai, TN, India.

Anand Govi Photography

Skogås – Two brick houses built extremely close to each other.

 

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Whitechapel

A wonderful walkway in the Huntsville Botanical Garden donated by a wonderful man (and his wife) whom I had the honor of working for and with!

No testicular comparisons or dick jokes in this blog about my NCS Shorty Moc from the mighty Brothers Brick. This marks the 11th time they have featured my work. I am extremely proud of that and it's another one for my media scrapbook album.

 

You can read the blog here: www.brothers-brick.com/2022/10/22/in-space-theres-no-such...

brick wall in black and white

DESTRUCTION

 

All of these pieces were once 2x4 bricks btw

  

A new series using the iconic brick as a starting point.

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