One Brick To Remember - 1924 Date Stone
by Steven Milner
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One Brick To Remember - 1924 Date Stone
Artist
Steven Milner
Medium
Photograph - Fine Art Photography
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Most commonly refered to as a Date Stone, it was carved with the completion date of a building and imbedded in the walls. Please check out other architectural fine art images found in the pages of my gallery and let me know what you think, better yet order one today for your home, office or business.
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May 5th, 2012
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Comments (8)
Heidi Smith
Love the detail and texture. Great image, Steven. f/v
Steven Milner replied:
Greetings Heidi; Thank you very much, your continued support and comments are always appreciated!!! Your fave and vote say more than words, an honor to which I am humbled!!! steve
TONY GRIDER
Amazing image!...You captured my vote and thanks for your recent comments!
Steven Milner replied:
Greetings Tony; Thank you for the kind review and for casting your vote, I am honored and humbled by both efforts!!! Your art work is very creative and masterful, you have a great eye and imagination as a photographer!!! steve
Don Wright
I love this kind of stuff Steve. The date brick is great, but I do like that mortar an awful lot. Super job. voted
Steven Milner replied:
Greetings Don; Thanks for the review and for taking time to visit, your thoughts are a pleasure to read always!!! For your vote, I am honored and humbled, thanks again!!! steve
Alisa Tekhtilova
MANIFESTO. OF. SURREALISM. BY. ANDRÉ BRETON. (1924). So strong is the belief in life, in what is most fragile in life – real life, I mean – that in the end this ... Who's next in 2012 ? :)
Odd Jeppesen
A wonderfully warm image, great textures, too.
Steven Milner replied:
Greetings Odd; Thank you for taking time to share your thoughts on this one!!! At first I just saw the bricks, but then noticed the dated one and even though it is simple it appealed to me!!! I guess it was put into the structure as a kind of time stamp? Warm Regards steve
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