A hole (or two) in the wall by Faemike55
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Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall
Comments (56)
cool
close cool work Mike ^^
great shot!!!!!!!
Interesting image Mike.
It makes a great texture, all those bricks and holes.
great shot/ texture
VERY INTRIGUING
Condominiums for crickets? Nice catch, fantastic pattern.
Great shot of this hole wall Mike, no good for hie and seek though..
WOW 79 HOLES, KOOL... HUGS SWEETY LOVE YA AND TY FOR EVERYTHING DOLL.....
Well you could actually do a medley of Beatles and Pink Floyd with this one. Just another brick/hole/brick/hole/brick/hole/brick/hole in the wall at Albert Hall.. OK, I'm a tad silly tonight - it's been one of those days... Very cool capture any way you look at it, Mike!
Very cool photo!!
Nice idea, very well done.
over the years many people has asked me about removing such brick work.I suppose someone still likes it, but mostly out of style in Texas.superb shot Mike
reall cool
Great liens and textures in this shot- thanks for sharing! :-)
Selina Photography™
nice ventilation and certainly don't have to worry about winds knocking this wall over :)
The bricklayer that did this work really knows his work,and you obviously know how to spot and take a fine photo.
Great eye Mike
Or is it the Sea of Holes? Great brickwork and nice pic, Mike!
not the best place to hide during the storms
Great areation wall :)
Very nice mike...
Awesome brick wall. Fantastic colors and lighting. Super macro shot Mike.
Mesmerizing image Mike, excellent shot!
I studied it on zoom to see what was behind it. I've decided that it's a dusty Horta (Star Trek). Excellent capture of the textures. I don't think I've seen long narrow bricks with a rough middle sandwiched in smooth outsides. Cool image!