Tag Archives: wood

Vennart: In The Dead, Dead Wood

Posted on April 5, 2021 by Stupidity Hole

Here’s a review I started roughly four months ago for an album that came out roughly five months ago. I wrote the initial draft early on and then things slowed right down in January. I was quite tired at the … Continue reading →

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One Thousand Word Challenge 114: Off the Rails

Posted on March 25, 2021 by Stupidity Hole

Alright, so I’m doing one of these again. There is no start and there is no end and it just goes on and on, but here is where I shall start the start and the end shall be at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Fiction | Tagged chopping, flying, rails, slope, thought, track, Train, trees, wings, wood | Leave a comment

Access Warning

Posted on October 2, 2020 by Stupidity Hole

This is part of the lower structure of a wharf of which I’ve photographed a few times. I wonder if this is to be kept clear at all times due to it being dangerous to walk on any part of … Continue reading →

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Wooden Angles

Posted on September 2, 2020 by Stupidity Hole

A shot of a tree that has had part of it break off. I have a feeling that it likely broke due to heavy wind stress. Have no idea if that’s the case, but I feel as though it is. … Continue reading →

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Ficus macrophylla

Posted on July 19, 2020 by Stupidity Hole

AKA Moreton Bay fig AKA Australian Banyan. I’ve been familiar with this tree for quite a long time, but the last time I saw it (before this shot) was roughly nine to ten years ago. Still the same tree and … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged Australia, Australian, banyan, branches, ficus, fig, flora, macrophylla, moreton, plant, shade, tpm20_29, tree, vegetation, wood | Leave a comment

Bare Island Bridge

Posted on March 1, 2020 by Stupidity Hole

The bridge to Bare Island as seen from Bare Island. I think this shot gives a bit of an idea of the bridge’s length (it’s not too long), but if I had taken this shot from a few more metres … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged Australia, bare, bridge, island, la perouse, length, lens-artists, monochrome, structure, Sydney, urban, water, wood | 12 Comments

Down Stairs

Posted on May 16, 2019 by Stupidity Hole

A room full of stairs. It’s something likely not worth ascending. I like that there’s some flora growing on some of the stairs. I also like how in their dilapidation they mach the walls pretty well. I hope you enjoy.

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Wooden Frame

Posted on May 8, 2019 by Stupidity Hole

So many angles! So many lines! There’s a number of patterns here and all from the same material. I think that there’s a sense of the strength and integrity of the structure here. This building has not seen maintenance in … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged angle, architecture, beam, design, engineering, frame, line, rafter, structure, urban, wood, wooden | Leave a comment

Under the Bridge for Bare Island

Posted on July 7, 2018 by Stupidity Hole

I think that there’s a good sense of depth and strong patterns among the wooden structure of this bridge. I also like how it looks quite aged, which is in part due to the leak of the metal into the … Continue reading →

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Sprawling Branches

Posted on December 27, 2017 by Stupidity Hole

Same tree as this one. I think that it’s interesting how a different angle alters how the tree appears. I also like how the tree is leaning and almost appears as though part of it is following the land whilst … Continue reading →