"Stoned again" has a much different meaning here than it would have back in the 60s and 70s. I found this stone storage shed while looking for stone walls described in the prior thread. These won't work for the book I mentioned in the first thread because mortar was used, but I like the look of the structure anyway.
Cheers,
Brent
Rock Shed #1
LEICA M10 MONOCHROMSummicron-M 1:2/28 ASPH. lens28mmf/11.01/500s1600 ISO0.0 EV
Rock Shed #2
LEICA M10 MONOCHROMSummicron-M 1:2/28 ASPH. lens28mmf/9.51/500s1250 ISO0.0 EV
Rock Shed #3
LEICA M10 MONOCHROMSummicron-M 1:2/28 ASPH. lens28mmf/3.41/500s2500 ISO0.0 EV
Not sure how else these stones would stay piled as the builder desired, without mortar.
Has a certain appeal to the media and architecture, Brent.
Douglas
douter wrote:
Not sure how else these stones would stay piled as the builder desired, without mortar.
Has a certain appeal to the media and architecture, Brent.
Douglas
Douglas, you're right about that. I didn't submit these photos for that reason. They used mortar. I only shot this building because I thought it looked pretty cool. The photos for the book were all of the dry stacked walls.
Cheers,
Brent
I found this stone storage shed while looking for stone walls described in the prior thread. These won't work for the book I mentioned in the first thread because mortar was used, but I like the look of the structure anyway. 
