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Ruins of a cellulose factory in Lower Silesia/Poland. The plant was built in 1911. It produced sulphite cellulose for the production of paper.
1100' west wall of Factory Butte
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157 Mpixels
The full resolution zoomable panorama can be seen here.
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Sines, Portugal
In other words, this is one of the places where some of the world plastic comes from...
Naphtha (oil derivate) is the precursor and production facts are as flollows:
- PEBD (low-density polyethylene) 145 Kton/y = plastic bags
- PEAD (high-density polyethylene) 150 Kton/y = plastic jugs
Source: Repsol (the owner of the factory), 2019 figures.
Factory sign - Bethlehem, PA - Minolta X-570 - Ilford HP5+ - home developed in D76 - scanned on Epson V600.
26 February 2017
Factory Falls is the upper most series of falls of the three falls along this stretch of the Dingman's Creek. It has many levels, each with its own beauty.
This is also another multi photo process which I did specifically for one of our young nieces who recently was diagnosed w/AML (Leukemia). Please keep her (Jessica), in your thoughts and prayers so she will overcome this.
un petit panorama d'un levé de soleil sur l'usine roquette. rien de très original mais j'aime l'ambiance de ce levé de soleil
DRI de 3 panorama (0, -1, +2), assemblage de 4 images (105mm)
Strobist info: 1 vivitar (1/4) in a 60x60 softbox on the left, 1 vivitar (1/16) reflect on a white umbrella on the right and 1 direct vivitar (1/4) for the backlight
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,
Fresh from the factory at Falkirk, ARRIVA Buses Wales ADL Enviro 400 City 1008 - CX17 BYK is parked in Wrexham depot awaiting logos and fleetnumbers.
"The Plan was that everybody in the factory would work according to his ability, but would be paid according to his need."
Ayn Rand, "Atlas Shrugged"