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iPhone 4 out of stock from day one.... Great move Apple - Phil Brown

Its the Louvre - Phil Brown

The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art is located on the south bank of the River Tyne alongside the Gateshead Millennium Bridge. BALTIC opened on Saturday 13 July 2002 and welcomed 2.5 million visitors during its first 5 years alone. Construction began in 1998 with only the south and north facades of the original 1950's building retained. A new structure consisting of six main floors was secured between the walls. This is the main stairwell connecting the floors made up for 203 steps. The building now contains four galleries, a flexible performance space, artists' studios, a lecture theatre and the spectacular rooftop restaurant. - Phil Brown

Great alt to the foursqaure app. - Phil Brown

A group of French children looking across the Champ de Mars to the Eiffel Tower, framed by the War Memorial outside the Ecole Militaire - Phil Brown

New Apple store in Newcastle. Will it be big or small? - Phil Brown

Ever been in one of them situation where you just can't remember what the name of that port on the back of your computer is called. Trying to work out what processor socket type goes into that old PC or you have laying around in the spare room. All question that you don't really care about don't want to know.... Well not you can answer them all by following this handy Computer hardware chart: - Phil Brown

Most Useless Machine Ever - Phil Brown

Enchanted Parks Saltwell Park Gateshead - Phil Brown

Texture shot - Phil Brown

Cold metal and the dead leaf. - Phil Brown

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From the page: "The blue bike and the lady with the red bag." - Phil Brown

Looks like a hard work to me. - Phil Brown

Man beats himself up to get the day off work. - Phil Brown

Sunset over the Isle of Anglesey - Phil Brown

Little Green Man - Phil Brown

Another Photo from a Newcastle Photo Walk. This is one of the walkways that steps down under the dual carriageway that surrounds 55 Degrees North in the centre of Newcastle. I have been reliable informed that although its called 55 degrees North it is not actually at 55 Degrees North. - Phil Brown

Enough of history and culture, it's time for a bit of daftness. I was out this morning with some of the Flickr photo walk people, and Phil just can't resist climbing anywhere that might be dangerous - although it would have been my neck he broke falling from there! Anyway, I just liked the strong contrast and angular lines in this. Taken from the 55 North underpass between Metro Radio and the Holy Jesus Hospital on City Road. - Phil Brown

Great Dragonfly shot. - Phil Brown

You know what its like, you see the same pair of trainings day in day out then as soon as one of your friends buy a pair; you want some. Well after looking at and real worlds friends and now flickr friend Andy Turner photos recently I decided it was time to buy a pair. I've tried taking a self-portrait shots before however has spend so much time being critical about how I look in the shot I haven't used many. I normally find myself trying to pose like some kind of model. The only issue being; some kind of model I am not. The idea of this close shot "stolen" from Andy; however I actually think works. Please let me know what you think. - Phil Brown

Great bit of editing. - Phil Brown

Photo of a winning hand - Phil Brown

"iPhone 365 - Day 8" - Phil Brown

A Brief History of The Millennium Bridge with pics - Phil Brown

Lying on the other side of the fence - Phil Brown

Great Wedding photography blog. - Phil Brown

I just got back from staying at the over side of the river in the Wirral this weekend. I didn't take my camera but I was sure that I have some pictures still waiting to be at looked from the last time I went to Liverpool in October last year. I found this shot of the Liver Building taken from the Mersey Ferry. Probably the most photographed and well known building in Liverpool. It is located at Pier Head and stands proud and majestic against the skyline of Liverpool and the riverfront. The building is made of reinforced concrete and was the first large scale building of its type. It was built in 1911 for the Royal Liver Friendly Society. This impressive architectural masterpiece features a pair of clock towers from which shipping could tell the time as they passed en route along the river. The clock faces are actually larger than the clock face of Big Ben in London. In fact, they are the largest clock dials in Britain. In 1953 electronic chimes were installed to serve as a memorial to... - Phil Brown

An great picture of The Sage in Gateshead Tyne and Wear. - Phil Brown

Just some Vodka on the wall - Phil Brown