I don't know what a Carbofrax is; maybe it's the company that made this brick. I just liked the way the light and shadow played on the bricks and moss.
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10 comments:
I;ve got to stop blogging when I am still half asleep. I saw this on the portal and thought it said CHARDONNAY! Too early for FB.
I like the light here too. Well taken.
V
aw, V, now you've made me snort coffee through my nose. thanks a bunch.
When i see paths like this I end up walking in between, trying not to stamp the edges. Silly childish thing to do, I know, but I have fun! :-) May we have a pic of the street too?
laughing at Virginia too...lol
I also love the green around the edges along with the shadows.
Lovely colors and composition!
Great photo. The light is excellent.
Chardonnay!? Now I'll have to have a glass of something...
I've carbofrax in kilns so maybe it is the brick as I know they are specially treated. No not that much of an uber geek (ok I am in some things) but I am from a very industrial area originally. Got me thinking and of course googling soon. Love the spooky light focusing on the word.
Carbofrax A is bonded carborundum brick - yup, got it from Google - so it's just one tuff brick. Gorgeous photo - I do love finding words like that on seemingly ordinary things.
I'm sure carbofrax is what Babooshka and Tash say it is, but it sure sounds like a cereal! I have a couple of photos of names ob bricks, too. I like the detail here.
Well, of course the real star here is the moss! Gorgeous shot!
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