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One of my favourite photos - taken by a member of MOL's sales team on a visit to West Africa in 2001. I think it's a FIAT 682 - don't you just love the handbrake?
8138 and 8179 fly downhill through Jannali with 9138 UP Manildra Container Service from Nowra/Bombaderry
Saturday 18th January 2014
Blue shipping container re-assigned on a rural property. I don't know what the metal contraption in front of it is!
Rural property, West Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.
Das Container-Terminal Bremerhaven aus der Luft gesehen.
The Container-Terminal Bremerhaven seen from the air. Maybe the Tetris music would fit here :)
Testing out the M50mii, good for stills maybe not so fast on the shutter for candid family shots. It seemed to miss a lot (shutter lag maybe) at a recent family gathering. I like the ef 24mm better than the 22m ef-m prime, just sayin!
De 45' containers van het Belgische ECS behoren tot de fraaiste op het spoor. Hoewel er één basisdesign is, zijn er wel (kleine) verschillen.
Deze container heeft extra opschriften voor "34 Pallet Load"
Moerdijk, 20/09/2020
Sggmrs 33 88 B-Touax 496 1 365-2
Segrate-shuttle
Aurizon Container service T178 is seen near Marrickville Station (Next to Marrickville Ave) with G516/LDP004 on 8th of January 2018.
Waberers Szemerey's Volvo FH and Beta Trans' DAF XF and Mercedes Actros container trucks at BILK logistics centre
Economic issues have obliged these Ga women to live in a sweaty container-like structure at Jamestown in Accra, Ghana.
South Korea....DSME yard....We were returning back from sea trials (we are still in grey undercoat) two "blocks" for the Maersk M class container ships were being towed into the shipyard they may not look it from here but they are BIG
Leica IIIf - 50mm Summitar - Kodak Color Plus 200
Digitized with Negative Lab Pro v2.1.2 and Oly E-PL7
2. One-Container House, USA
This 40-foot one-container model, called Modular Dwelling Unit (MDU) by New York-based design company LOT-EK is colorful, shows a clean design and was built with reused industrial materials. According to the company website, MDUs have been designed for “individuals moving around the globe.” That takes the question if one’s shipment has arrived to a whole new level!
A tabernacle or aumbry (?) at Bishop Edward King chapel, Rippon College, Cuddesdon, Oxfordshire; Niall McLaughlin Architects.
Taken on an Oxford Flickr group First Friday meetup