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(L to R): Jerry Yang, Jim Stanek (Dixon Drums Product Manager), Enno Chiang, Ken Fredenberg(KMC Director of Percussion), Jay Wang and John Palmer (Gretsch Drums Product Manager)
the small pieces of tea leaf will now enter to the googy.
THis machine will change the small leaf pieces to small and maintained pieces.
Staff in the modern B&D factories would find these old shots amazing. We've streamlined a little since then ;)
Castles, cheese, wine and chocolate: what’s not to love about Gruyères?
Inside La Maison du Gruyère, we head to the upstairs viewing area where wall plaques and audio-guides explain all about making the famous Gruyère cheese. We watch as the milk churns in giant vats.
For the PhotoBlog post, please visit Ursula's Weekly Wanders: www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/history/castles-cheese-choco...
HDR (3 exposures -2 0 +2) tonemapped in Photomatix plus a little sharpening in Photoshop. Changed the white balance a little, colours as shot.
While standing inside this car park all by myself I suddenly felt quite overcome by a number of different emotions. Thinking how at one time this place must have been bustling with activity.. the noises, the smell, the mutterings (and no doubt plenty of swearing) from the presumably hundreds of people who worked here. Then it kind of felt like being inside Ridley Scott's spaceship "Nostromo"... not particularly eager to become acquainted with his alien, I decided it was time to leave...
Sulzer Areal, Winterthur.
Entrance to Schindler's factory and site where the idea of rescue began, which became "Schindler's List."
Bear Brand factory
Notice anything different? As of this morning, I FIXED MY PHOTO SIZES. I'd been uploading them from the wrong place all along. Now you can VIEW THEM LARGE, and you can learn what crappy camera I took them on, and the correct date I took them, so I can quit having to put "2/17/08" or whatever on every single photo.
I fully intend to replace all 1500+ photos in my photostream. Now all those websites who say they'd like to use my photos but can't because they're too small have no excuse...
I can't begin to tell you how happy this all makes me.
A surprisingly well conserved factory. There was also an amazing library full of books, catalogs, art, radiocassettes...that was separated from this report for it's greatness. Three floors awaiting to be explored.
The extension to the frontage of the ATP factory housed a fast food outlet in the 1980s. The Wurst Place.
This factory was so important in Mansfield's development that in the early 20th century Mansfield was known locally as the chocolate town. (And until very recently, apparently much of the town often smelled like chocolate.) Lowney, the company's founder, helped develop many public works in Mansfield and donated park space, among other things. The factory later became home to Merckens Chocolate and then ADM Cocoa (Archer Daniels Midland.) I am not sure whether ADM is still there (they were supposed to be moving to Pennsylvania) or if it's empty now. If it's empty, someone's still maintaining the grass and the flowers...