Tree Shapes
Tag: brick
When Amy doesn’t feel well…
Wall
A lovely wall, of many ages of brick and tile, in late afternoon, wintry sun.
Wall Beards
And we’re back… if briefly perhaps.
I’m not sure this really fits with the haiku theme. Certainly there’s a sense of the season, and emptiness, but not really anything interesting enough. What was I thinking?
Autumn Haiku
Guess Where?
Farnham Park
Outside the castle you can see Farnham Park stretching into the distance. It’s approximately half the size of Central Park in NYC, delightedly less crowded and with much more varied natural landscapes instead of Central Park’s many entertainments. Click any image to see them all enlarged (if you’re seeing this directly on the site – from email, click through to obBLOGato).
Sunflowers
Purple Leaf
Autumn Color
Trespassers Will
Easy not to trespass when the steps are missing…
Abandoned Drinks
Wall
Imprisoning the Past
Red Hook
In late November, 2003, a friend gave us lunch at his restaurant and walked us around Red Hook, Brooklyn. Still new to shooting jpegs, straight out of the camera with the 5 MP Dimage A-1, I took these (an many other unworthy ones) as we walked through the neighborhood. Click any one of them, to see them all enlarged.
Brickwork
Sticking with the archives, still, here’s a 2MP jpeg from September, 2003.
Brickworks
77th St and Third Avenue, New York
Brick Pointing
Wall-building Materials
Black and White
