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The Wall

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There is a place—over there—where the bricks are not silent. I’ve visited that place before: there is a large city there. Small towns dot the countryside. Bricks form one of the languages spoken there. Bricks are a testament to the thoughts, dreams, aspirations, and fears of those who live there. Bricks form the upper skin of something else…a larger, mechanical thing. A machine. Things have been quiet there, for a short while, but I suspect that something is emerging. A new narrative. I saw it a few nights ago… …written with bricks in a spot of metal halide lamplight… As always, thank you for viewing, reading, and commenting, and Happy New Year to everybody.

Comments (21)


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Faemike55

7:16PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

I see bricked up windows, hiding either the inside from seeing what is going on outside or preventing us to see what might be happening within the walls - the bricks may lie, telling you stories that they think you want to hear, rather than the stories you want to hear.... and that red line...a stopping point for the stories? Why at that point?

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NefariousDrO

7:17PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

I've always loved the many textures and colors that bricks can form, especially when I think about where they've come from: The right kind of silted sediments from flowing water that have to be treated in just the right way to make a brick, and then you seemingly destroy that by immersion in fire. To me brinks are like the result of all of the elements of old: The air that makes the rain that flows down the rivers to sift the earth to be transformed by fire. It is almost magical when you think about it. These worn and scared bricks are especially fascinating in that light, it must have been a bit worrisome to venture into an alley like that at night, but the picture is really fascinating!

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MrsRatbag

7:23PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

The windows (bricked over) are like the eyes of the brick creature... I'm always amazed at your fertile brain, Chip. It's very easy to see why storytellers have been revered throughout the ages.

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treasureprints

7:28PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

As always, your narrative makes your photo into something extraordinary.:)

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grafikeer

7:40PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

Great capture...love the accompanying narrative!

MrsLubner

7:48PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

great gritty texture in deep hidden shadows... the unknown lurking between the bricks just waiting for a hand to be placed upon it.

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djescapes

8:05PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

great photograph!

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RodS Online Now!

9:46PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

Hummmm - this has prompted my internal DJ to play some Pink Floyd in my head.... Fascinating textures - I love old brick walls. Such a diversity of colors and textures. Great shot, Chip!

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Isabelle711

10:49PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

HAPPY NEW YEAR my sweet friend. :)))) Wishing you many sweet moments throughout the new year. :)))) Love the amazing feeling of this beautiful image. :))))) If only the bricks could speak. :)))) Gorgeous lighting, and details. :))))) Most excellent capture. :))))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Carry a beautiful smile in your heart :))))

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auntietk

11:24PM | Tue, 01 January 2013

I don't think they set their sights high enough! LOL! LOVE this picture! The quality of the light, the perspective on the row aspect of the bricks, the mystery of the vanishing point (what's back there?) ... it's superb. Even with no text the mood comes through. I do hope your brick-writing folks share another tale with you.

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bmac62

12:04AM | Wed, 02 January 2013

Is that a bleeding slash I see...? Did some miscreant try to force this wall to hand over its wallet or purse? Pretty shoddy trying to push around a blind wall, wouldn't you say? Nice job of setting a tone and getting my mind to rise to the occassion:)

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durleybeachbum

12:52AM | Wed, 02 January 2013

I wish I had just a little bit of your brain to seed some new growth in mine.

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kgb224

1:21AM | Wed, 02 January 2013

Superb capture and wonderful writing complimenting the capture. God Bless.

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blinkings

1:45AM | Wed, 02 January 2013

Chip this makes me think of the brickwork in Auschwitz.

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helanker

12:42PM | Wed, 02 January 2013

I can never again look at a brickwall without thinking about what it says or what you might think it says. :)

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netot

3:58PM | Wed, 02 January 2013

You're right, each brick that you put to build a house or a wall, represents a further step towards the aspirations of the builder

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sandra46

5:40PM | Wed, 02 January 2013

FANTABULOUS WALL!

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jeroni

5:43PM | Wed, 02 January 2013

Beautiful composition. excellent work

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flavia49

5:49PM | Wed, 02 January 2013

breathtaking!

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wysiwig

1:19AM | Thu, 03 January 2013

All in all it's just another brick in the wall ~ Pink Floyd Your images often bring song lyrics to mind. Walls can create a sanctuary or a prison. Perhaps its up to us. Something is stirring. We will have to see what developes. Outstanding capture.

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FredNunes

4:39AM | Wed, 16 January 2013

Love this. The mood, POV, colors... nice work.


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