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Big container ship in Puget Sound, seen from the Seattle Aquarium.

The wear on this container hinge shows the many years of use.

My first use of oil pastels. A drawing of various containers holding lush healthy fantasy plants.

Preparado para la descarga ¿?

 

Luxury Apartments stacked up like Containers

Container City is a market place located in Cholula not far from the pyramid. The buildings in this market place are made up of shipping containers which have been stacked and modified in various ways.

Leaving Semarang Poncol station.

Fun containers to garden in.

A container ship passes the Lizard as it heads straight into a SW force 7 gale

Shipping container. Detail of labeling residue.

26 of 40. A series of largely random pictures taken whilst travelling as a passenger aboard the CMA CGM PUCCINI a 65,000 ton container vessel. The voyage was from London to Perth during February and March 2017. The ship takes up to 6 passengers (initially only my wife and myself) and the route was around Northern Europe, Gibraltar, the Med, Suez Canal, East Africa, Reunion and Fremantle (Perth Australia).

Well, here is another in my [occasional series on containers](http://www.jezblog.com/index.php?showimage=1316) ........ Containers....... [For shipping and world trade](http://www.jezblog.com/index.php?showimage=1231&PHPSESSID=253e73527f577b8f5f3d5c19047cb3a1&reply_to=47309&PHPSESSID=253e73527f577b8f5f3d5c19047cb3a1)......... but right now Im really thinking of the containers.......... Yeah the actual containers themselves...... and what's in them...... if any of it could keep or would be worth keeping for a very long time........

 

Today I went to the [British Museum to see an amazing exhibition of 'The Book of the Dead'](http://www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/all_current_exhibitions/book_of_the_dead.aspx) . Really it is looking at the religion of Ancient Egypt. The beliefs and spells to guide the dead of their time into the life everlasting........ Into the 'Field of Reeds'.

 

"The Field of Reeds. The God who is in it is Ra.

 

The very high mountain.

 

The Mound of transfigured spirits.

 

The Mound of Wenet. The god who is in it is the Destroyers of Souls.

 

The river of flaming fire.

 

The Mound of Kheraha. The god who is in it is Hapi."

 

(spell 150 names of the mounds of the Netherworld)

 

The book of the dead took the form of hundreds of spells written to protect and guide the spirit through the tests that they must pass to make it into eternal life and the prospect of riding with the Sun God Ra on his boat each day as he rode across the skies.

 

It's amazing that 3000 year old bits of papyrus survive to this day and are on display to pass on all that was sacred to the ancient Egyptians. Hey that in itself is a pretty amazing testament to the way they preserved their dead and the containers they buried them in ...... as each individuals book of the dead was buried with its deceased owner........ Often they almost clutched it ........ Mummified in it in their sarcophagus.

 

I don't know if any of our religious texts will stand a reading in 3000 years time......... or need to be stuck on to embalmed corpses......... and I wonder what of our civilization of now will still survive to be marveled at in a distant future.

 

I don't know what could, should or would survive. But Im not sure any of the stuff in these containers is it................

 

I'm not sure where you would put anything you wanted to keep....... something you wanted to be presented to the world in 3000 years from now........ maybe on the internet..........??????

 

Although Harv must be working on a pretty amazing series of catacombs under his house........ As today he tells me he unearthed an unopened box of........ :

 

"This is a FULL BOX of SEALED Agfa Record Rapid (50 sheets), a paper considered to be one of the best ever made.

Agfa stopped production of this paper in the 90's, it has acquired cult status as being 'state of the art' exhibition paper.

The box is factory sealed, unopened, undamaged and was safely stored in cool dark conditions. (see pictures)

This is a very rare opportunity, I doubt you'll see an unopened box again as they are simply not available anywhere.

Much of my portfolio is printed on this paper, if I still had a darkroom I'd keep it but I switched to digital years ago."

 

The like of such a valuable and rare find ........ can only be dug from ancient protected places........ Protected from the desert sun and away from grave robbers and sand vipers............ Yes it can only be found in ancient hidden rare places.......... er.......... or otherwise you can bid for it on ebay ........ hehehehehehehe.......... :

 

[http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AGFA-RECORD-RAPID-NEW-Sealed-/170571000624?pt=UK_Photography_DarkroomSupplies_SM&hash=item27b6d2eb30](http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AGFA-RECORD-RAPID-NEW-Sealed-/170571000624?pt=UK_Photography_DarkroomSupplies_SM&hash=item27b6d2eb30)

 

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Port of Vancouver.

Two APL containers on CSX train Q012. APL stands for American President Lines. Back when all of the ships of that line were named after US Presidents. The US merchant marine container vessels are mostly foreign owned these days.

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Container loading at terminal.

Stack of shipping containers at the port of Felixstowe in Suffolk, UK

 

Taken July 2014

 

At the National Railway Museum York

 

© 2018 Tony Worrall

Shipping container with patched repairs.

For more than 15 years, Staten Island based artist, Victoria Munro has exhibited her photographic and sculptural works internationally, working between Auckland, New Zealand and the U.S. In the installation called Container Series, Munro focuses intently on color bringing vibrant colors to the Grand Staircase Plaza at Staten Island’s St. George Ferry Terminal.

 

The aluminum strips, affixed securely to the vertical elevations of the stairs leading up to the Plaza, are meant to mirror the shapes and colors of the shipping containers that pass through the NY waterways. Munro believes color is inextricably linked to structures and materials and her work seeks to highlight this relationship. Container Series broadens this investigation to include an exploration of geometric form and function. The artist goes on to describe that “the context and histories of transporting cargo create shifting meaning in the work, suggesting models of other ways of being, cultural blending, and future possibilities and destinations, which are yet to be discovered.”

 

NYCDOT Urban Art Program, pARTners

Container Series by Victoria Munro

Presented with Council on the Arts and Humanities for Staten Island

Grand Staircase Plaza, St. George Ferry Terminal, Staten Island

www.nyc.gov/urbanart

victoriamunro.wordpress.com/

 

Colourful to say the least

Leaving Southampton container port. New Years eve 2011.

23 June 1984 - Unidentified container ship carves a way through the yachts...

Photographed from a window at the former Hollins Hey Hotel, New Brighton

GE CM20EMP(CC 206) locomotive hauled container freight train from Jakarta to Surabaya.

One of these things is not like the others..one of these things is not quite the same!

3d Office Container BP - Bintuni

Fun containers for gardening.

Going too fast round a roundabout is never a good idea, but loaded with a container its asking for trouble. Containers can be loaded with anything, the contents can be uneven in weight meaning the centre of gravity can be relatively high.

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