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An interesting mix of indoor and outdoor space using masonry with black and red brick.
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Whoever built this REALLY loved checkers...hence the color scheme
ILoveDecay
Wed 06-29-2011
I was thinking the same thing. And the "checkerboard" doesn't go with the rest of the building.
Chrysalis
Wed 06-29-2011
That is gorgeous. It would make a great shot and great wallpaper if cropped a bit to have only the brick and tile wall. Now THAT's the way to let light and air in without having the ugly metal bars or mesh.
BKWOntario
Wed 06-29-2011
One of my favorite photos in this gallery. Love the light coming through the brick and its masonry design.
LucieLou
Wed 06-29-2011
great photo
but I say chess , it's more Germane
bobo miller
Thu 06-30-2011
I Love the pattern repeating over and over! It is so pleasing to the eye!

You sure have a good eye, Mr. Motts!
MamaToFiveInPA
Thu 06-30-2011
I am drawn to the repeating brick work.
bricejenn
Thu 06-30-2011
COOL shot,Motts
ferdy
Fri 07-01-2011
This is really, really nice.
Saywardstudio
Sat 07-02-2011
The red brick checkerboard looks like it was added after the fact. Cool looking, but out of place.
DSH
Thu 07-07-2011
Motts you should make more pictures avalilable as wallpapers.
Like this one C':
JellybeanNinja
Fri 07-08-2011
Love the black and red brickwork!
freespirit76
Mon 08-08-2011
Wow, my elementary school had brickwork like that.
Cervus
Sun 08-28-2011
More great textures........!
Amazed
Mon 01-02-2012

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