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Route 24 heading east to Hanksville, Utah. Interesting country, but hard to access better shots with recent rains. We drove off road at one point to get closer to a vista, and when we were approaching asphalt drove over what appeared to be cracked, dry clay, only to learn that below that false solid ground was a thick layer of gushy mud. Fortunately we had enough momentum to reach the asphalt.
While driving down the street I noticed this car being detailed at Auto image Detailing in Melrose Ma. Dave the owner was pretty cool to allow me to take some pictures of the car.
link to Auto Image Detailing
www.autoimagedetail.com/sitemap.html
link to Factory Five Racing
Some old factory on Gutuevsky island, near Rizhsky bridge. Currently it's a part of Instirute of chemical caoutchouc.
The first butter factory in the Wairarapa was operated in Featherston by Mr. James Donald in 1881. He planned and built his own factory and named it Tarureka, or sweet herbs. Here was used for the first time in New Zealand a combined churn and butter worker.
[Gateway to the Wairarapa, C. J Carle, 1957]
"The Gods in the making"
clicked @ Nanded. 11th Sept 2010
On the auspicious day of Ganesh Chaturthi, I visited an idol factory in Nanded.
The factory is more than 25 years old. The most beautiful idol statues in Nanded are created in this factory.
Accession Number: 2000.100.85.200
Creator: Martin, Joseph S.
Summary: New Bedford Cordage Company, exterior.
Object Name: Negative, Nitrate
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The Factory, Alston, Cumbria
Yet more shots from the x-pro'd roll. I think I got the right combination of colour correction for these now. Not too much colour changes yet still and interesting 'kick' from the x-pro.
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Camera: Minolta X-500
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Scanner: Canoscan 8800f
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In Skien, there once was a peanut factory called "Polly Peanut Factory".. They closed down some years ago, and now the building stands empty. "Polly" is still making peanuts, just no longer in Skien.. This is only a small part of the factory!
The Art Deco Smiths Crisps factory at Brislington in Bristol built 1935 (Now Demolished)
Archive image
Daniel Haynes (1828-1913) came to the new railroad town of Sealy in 1881. In 1885 he invented a process and a machine to manufacture a felted cotton, non-tufted mattress. Trademarked under the Haynes name, the mattresses were sold throughout the country and soon became associated with the name Sealy. In 1906 Haynes sold his patents to another company, which adopted the name Sealy. Haynes opened a new mattress factory at this site in 1909. It remained in operation after his death, maintaining its reputation as one of Sealy's primary industries until 1976. (1991) (Marker No. 2411)
In Atlanta Georgia, there's a factory or museum type of thing that displays the history and different tastes of Cola throughout the World. I got a chance to taste every soda from every country and it was awesome. Soda's from Asia are so much better than the US in every way man. I just took this quick shot of the coca cola bottles on a belt to wherever. Pretty sweet man.
I was asked to photograph the brand new factory and warehouse in Harold Hill, Essex. The factory made 'Renalyte' fluid for kidney dialysis machines. 0927 35B052 13.jpg
Gibson guitars are an American icon. This is why.
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