Lovely textures and great use of light and shadow. All the best, Joe

Thanks, Joe.

Steps to nowhere? Bricks on a long-past wall? Intriguing, and a bit menacing.

An archaeological excavation by a bricklayer perhaps, Bob.

Keeping it simple is best John.

And the closer you are the simpler, as Robert Capa probably said at one time or another.

Splendid capture! Stay well!

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Thanks, William.

Corrugated bricks! A great find which reminded me of this one of mine.

Thanks, George. I see that I faved your photo back in 2018, so my age-addled mind got to thinking that maybe you'd inspired me. Then I realized took this six years before you took yours. And I couldn't have inspired you because I've never posted this before. Time for a nap, I think.

interesting texture!!

Thanks, Gabi.

nice details

Thanks, Annemarie.

Fine textures, John !

Thanks, Ulrich.

Those bricks look as if they have some age John - I love the colours and textures. Great light and shade too. Well seen and taken sir!

Thanks, Keith. I saw less in it at the time -- it took nine years for me to post it.

....en regardant cette image, " j'entends " Pink Floyd ...!!!

Maybe it could use another brick, Robert.

Gives the impression of a moving wall: cement, render, tar, water erosion, waves. It’s doing things a wall shouldn’t. That’s peculiar and interesting. The high contrasts make it come at the viewer.

That hadn't occurred to me, Steve, although I'm sure the realization is in my unconscious somewhere, so thanks for helping me understand this. Good point about the contrast, too, especially as I've been worrying about contrast lately.

GREAT and UNIQUE photowokr!