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Small exhibition of containers made by the BA Jewellery and Silversmithing students in the School of Jewellery.
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GX7.
Synchronous container lifting. Almost perfectly coordinated, but I'm sure the crane operators didn't care about choreography that late on a Friday afternoon.
The easiest way to find the best spot for a container garden in a slum is where people hang their laundry to dry. In slums like this one, finding space to grow vegetables is hard. Southern Baptist World Hunger Funds taught residents to grow vegetables and herbs in "anything that can hold dirt." (Photo by Susie Rain)
That's how it looked after we loaded the container. All save and secured.
So sah der Container aus nachdem wir ihn beladen hatten. Alles gut gesichert.
Container cranes in the new Vuosaari port in Helsinki. the blue ones belong to Finnsteve and the yellow one to Steveco. Both are large operators in Finland. There will be at least eight cranes when the harbour is completed.
Foldable container for all you guys to make your very own. I also threw in some smaller crates so the paper you use isnt wasted. I would recommend printing it on a nice white cardstock or bristol board. Assembly should be pretty straightforward if youve folded one of the crates that comes with the Indiana Jones vehicles or even if you haven't. Glue or tape should probably be used to hold it nice and firm. If theres any problems let me know. and I can edit the file, otherwise feel free to edit yourself, improve upon or create your own container! Enjoy!
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