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remnants of the factory at cockatoo island. the size of these machines shows the magnitude and scale of work done during its heydays
Blythe Factory Custom #5 by Alabama ( De Tripas Corazón )
Blueberry is a OOAK (One of a kind).
She is a blythe factory new, bought for customization.
It has no brand blink head.
Working at Blueberry:
*Carving: lip, nose, eyes and philtrum.
*New make up, freckles well sealed with MSC
*Four pairs of eyechips changed.Two pairs chips from Coolcat, and two pairs of special chips from Takara.
*Painted eyelids.
*New tab.
*Blogged eyes.
*Gace correction.
*Sleep eyes.
* Handmade Pullring.
Includes:
*Teddy bear hat handmade.
*Dress handmade.
*Pants handmade.
This abandoned workshop had existed in Anshan, Liaoning Province, Northeast China. The area used to be the most important heavy industry base of the country. Since late 1990s, a huge number of state-owned factories were going bankrupt one bye one due to global structural changes.
The photo was taken in February 2004 and the workshop was knocked down in 2005.
I have been thinking about this shot for a while. Perfect for infrared. Waited for cold temperatures and blue sky. Today was the perfect day for this.
Factory just outside Hexham Northumberland. Beautiful winter's day and the plume was visible from miles away. Panasonic G2 with Olympus 9-18mm.
A abandoned factory near the river Aire, the works for transformation into houses is beginning?
Shot with Computar 12.5mm
Fengersfors Bruk was a paper mill 1901-1978. Nowadays the buildings are used for exhibition halls, cottage industry, bakery, café, shops etc.
bruket.se (website only in Swedish)