brick wall

[Veena Gupta]

This is interesting brickwork with the artistic layout of different bricks of all colours and sizes. Good capture.

[Carl Thomas]

Great brickwork and like the different colours in it too

[Chris K]

@veengupta @carlt
thankyou both. It is the side of the old tram shed at Victor Harbour and dates back to the 1860's

[Rosemary]

What a combination of shapes and sizes

[Chris K]

@rosie1610 dont know if this was by design or necesssity

[Luke]

I've never seen a brick wall like that before. I like the fact that you've included the normal brick wall to the right hand side of the photo.

[Julia]

This is very interesting Chris. I had a similar idea today ;)

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot and great textures. Love how the differently-sized bricks are layed.

[Chris K]

@padders thanks Luke. Yes it is interesting. I think the new bricks are where the building has been restored.

[Robyn]

Interesting patterns and textures

[Brianna]

Great textures and lines! Just lovely! x

[Emilie Cartoun]

Super texture.

[Penelope Ann]

Is this near to your house

[Nefrit]

To me, this is seeing the beauty in something you might otherwise ignore. You saw it!

[Nancy]

The bricks look quite decorative. Where was it taken?

[Nancy]

I noted in one of the comments about an old tram shed. The brick work is really quite decorative for a utility structure.

[Dawn Ulmer]

Interesting detail.

[Chris K]

@kanelipulla yes! like your wall too. Great minds think alike :)

[Chris K]

@sangwann @flyrobin @lilminimonka @teiko @nefrit @nanm @deu49097

thankyou all so much. Glad you like the brick wall as much as I did. It pays to keep your eyes peeled :)

[Chris K]

@pennystot no Penny its not near me but at the seaside town of Victor Harbor about an hour's drive from my place where I went on the steam train ride last week. It has some very old buildings.

[Anjali]

Are those laterite bricks? It's a surprise to see them in AUS. In India it is used in western coastal villages.

[Chris K]

@anjalikoli dont know if they are laterite. just looked it up and see they are used more in tropical countries. Just another thing I've learned