Patchwork

This is the last of my grunge photos taken in Newcastle. This photo was taken in the same alleyway as yesterday's photo. It does look a bit botched together doesn't it.

I wonder how long this building will survive.

Posting early today as I am off out this afternoon.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Great title and photo

[eDorre]

Interesting textures. Love the title too

[Brian]

Well spotted and captured

[Diana]

another fabulous find and capture, they still seem to be working on it.

[Susan Wakely]

I am amazed that the graffiti artists didn’t do more.

[Babs]

@wakelys there is so much fabulous commissioned street art in Newcastle, so we don't tend to see random graffiti very often.

[Casablanca]

It looks a total mish mash.

[Peter]

Not the prettiest of subjects but well captured Babs

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Dione Giorgio]

Does look like patchwork. I like the paint colour, though.

[Mags]

Wonderful textures!

[Renee Salamon]

Pink paint to match the pink bricks - great series

[bkb in the city]

Another nice shot

[Krista Marson]

lots to notice here

[carol white]

Great find and capture

[Margaret Brown]

Super capture

[Judith Johnson]

Yes, but at least there's no litter

[Wylie]

Lovely hodge podge

[haskar]

Great shot and title.

[Shutterbug]

That’s definitely grunge. Love the title, it works with the capture.

[Pyrrhula]

It walls could tell this one has many stories. Great shot.

[Kathy]

I like the color, the window on the left and the de-stucco'd brick work.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow- the grillwork on that window and the bricks showing through indicate that this building has been plastered over. What a shame because it looks like it was quite beautiful originally. Good shot!

[Yao RL]

more characters than the modern glass building though.

[Rick]

Nice.

[Babs]

@365projectorgchristine @edorreandresen @briaan @casablanca @pcoulson @joansmor @sangwann @marlboromaam @rensala @bkbinthecity @blueberry1222 @carolmw @craftymeg @pusspup @haskar @shutterbug49 @pyrrhula @randystreat @yaorenliu @rickster549 Thanks. It is a pretty old building so has been altered quite a lot over the last 150 years I expect.

@busylady Luckily we don't tend to have a litter problem in most places in Australia.

@olivetreeann I think the original bricks were pretty second rate, which is why they were plastered over, but it didn't improve the building did it.

[Kathy A]

So many shapes and textures to look at

[Sue Cooper]

It's not the most attractive building but it makes a great subject for a 365 post.

[Beverley]

Interesting to see - kinda a miss match

[Babs]

@beverley365 Newcastle has some lovely old buildings, but this isn't one of them.