Phoenix doesn’t pave their crosswalks
They use brick.
They use brick.
In this photo of Phoenix, you can actually see Camelback Mountain and you can see the camels head, and two humps. Pretty cool stuff.
This is a new online marketplace for buying and selling camera gear (new or used). I’m planning to list a couple of lenses I no longer use up there soon, and hope it really takes off as it is always nice to buy used when possible. Check it out at GearOffer.com.
Got my Pinsetter buttons!
I took some photos last week at a coffee roastery in town and wanted to share one picture with you all. The rest of them are here if you’re interested.
Here’s a cool way to do a gallery. Have you seen any neat ways to show off images in a gallery?
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Wow. That must be expensive.
…just saw this post. I believe what that actually is is colored concrete, with a pattern stamp on top to look like brick. It is real cheap, and you can fake that stuff into looking like marble, slate, brick or whatever. The concrete is pured, then stained to match whatever color you want, and if you want a “faux” flooring lok to it, it is stamped somewhere in the process. Reason I know this is because we are thinking about using it in our new house (25 cents/foot) as opposed to tile which is $1+/foot.
The following are examples of the technique. Google for more info:
http://www.creative-impressions.com/gall/Page1/pages/ashlarcutstone_jpg.htm
http://www.creative-impressions.com/gall/Page1/pages/catonprintedpath_jpg.htm
http://www.wrmca.com/Colored%20&%20Stamped%20Concrete.htm
http://www.scofield.com/showcase_hotel4f.html
http://progressiveconcrete.com/projects/index.asp?ID_Cat=1&ID_Project=18
Hey, Jeff, cool observation. I bet you’re right.
This is also a great website for all decorative concrete options http://www.concretecoatingsaz.com