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Inspired by a Brick Wall to Take Great Pictures
Tweet A couple of weeks ago, a developer asked me to take photos of some warehouses in Brooklyn. The buildings were on a street that had a lonely, barren industrial look. The structures were huge, boxy structures. No ornamentation. No interesting ironwork or mullioned windows. But the warehouses were brick, which always appeals to me. [...]
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