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Network South East Class 456 no. 456018 passes Factory Junction, on the approach to Wandsworth Road, on 27th May 1992. The units were built by BREL in York in 1990-91 and survived until withdrawal in January 2022.
On West Factory Road, following a right-hand fork, one can drive close to colorful bentonite layers adjacent to Factory Butte and North Caineville Mesa. This bright red layer, however, is not visible from the road. One has to use a drone to get above it. Drone panorama, afternoon.
This is an adaptation of a real factory building in Sweden. I've made it in LDD as an order from "Design by Me" and it's one of several buildings I'm making for an exhibition at a local museum.
Ammunition Factory Düneberg
1877: start of black powder production under Otto von Bismarck. 1888: Invention of smokeless powder 1914 to 1918: Production up to 140tons per day in 475 buildings with 16.700 workers.
1918: Demolition of 382 buildings after WW1.1925: acquisition by IG Farben for peace time production.1933: acquisition by Dynamit Nobel AG for the Wehrmacht.1933 to 1945: reconstruction and expansion of the whole site for war time production with 340 new buildings and bunkers. Production was uphold with slave labour by concentration camp inmates and POWs until 1945. 1945: Allied bomb raid on the site caused nearly total destruction and occupation by British forces on 1. May 1945. 1949: The remaining facilities were blown up. 1952 to 1953: munitions clearance and decontamination. Today: Nature Reserve
www.industriemuseum-geesthacht.de/html/historische_entwic...
Inside the Factory. Read Notes On The Picture.
If I wasnt a poet/painter.
Hard to find beauty amid this place.
Hard work, pouring sweat,monotonous.
Workers bending over cars.
Minds and limbs streched to the limit.
Forming a kind of dance with machines.
Quitting time lingers,
The whistle finally blows,
Freedom.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
Adelaide factory at full steam, 5pm
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When the war came to the Antarion IV, the factories became a significant target for heavy bombers of the enemy faction. As a result, each factory was upgraded to defend itself and ultimately the factories on Antarion IV became as heavily armed as the war machines they produced.
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This microscale vignette was created for the Eurobricks Micro Sci-Fi contest.
New buildings named "Båthus 1" and "Båthus 2" (English: Bouthouse) with conference facilities.
Nääs Factories (Swedish: Nääs Fabriker) is a historic mill setting supplemented with some new buildings. Nowadays it consists of a hotel, conference centre, restaurants, offices and shops.
www.naasfabriker.se (website also in English)
Xmas this year! Robin is showing an outfit from Poordittums. Thanks so much Jess, it's georgeous! Will show more of the dress later!
My second roll of analog film. Taken October 26th.
Camera: Konica T4 (metered with phone app :S)
Lens: Hexanon AR 50mm f/1.7 (@ f8.0)
Film: [135-24] Kodak Ultramax 400
Scanner: Fujifilm Frontier SP-3000
Developing: Fujifilm LP 5700 (no push/pull)
Adjustments made in Capture One:
White Balance: 5000 (as scanned)
Tint: 0
Exposure: +0.1
Contrast: +5
Brightness: -5
Saturation: 0
Highlight: 0
Shadow: 0
White: 0
Black: 0
Shadow Level: 0
Midtone Level: 0
Highlight Level: 255 (default)
(otherwise all left as recieved from the local lab)
I have always loved these types of windows around Chicago. The hues vary in such a random way that they always remind me of some type of industrial kaleidescope. This shot was found on Chicago's south side near the old stockyards (which have been gone for decades). If you look carefully you can see some hints of the machinery behind the glass.
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Walking down a road surrounded by huge abandoned factory buildings in St. Petersburgs Red Triangle Factory Complex. This gives an idea of just how big the abandoned complex is.
Factory Butte is the most recognizable feature of a large area of stark, barren land either side of the Fremont River known as the Upper Blue Hills, bordered by Capitol Reef to the west,
At a pottery factory in Pic taken @Lombok, Indonesia.
Vacation with me in my blog: @Lombok, Indonesia