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Testing out the default camera on my new HTC - the built in effects are really nice! Anyway, the factory babes are having hair treatment... I washed them both in Lush Happy Hippy yesterday, and have washed and conditioned again tonight. Turns out the handles on our bath tub are the perfect size for supporting two Blythe heads!
Une vue sur une usine qui est située proche de la voie ferrée. La photo a été prise du train qui nous transportait vers la vieille gare de Cardenas.
A view of a factory which is located near the rail tracks. The photo was taken from the train taking us to the old train station of Cardenas
These photos show a derelict former textile factory in Waarschoot, East Flanders shortly before it was pulled down.
Cleveland, OH
Puff the Magic Dragon. Spewing fire and pollution over my fair city. Oh my.
At least it's doing it with a little bit of drama.
The Future Factory is a heterogeneous, dynamic configuration populated by representative of a wide variety of approaches and diverse disciplines. The participants elaborate on their motivations and what results from them on the basis of works on display in conjunction with the Future Factory.
The photo shows Mili John Tharakan (IN).
credit: rubra
The Polaroid Factory in Enschede, the Netherlands stopped production of analog Instant Film in June 2008.
Roger Anderson is the Kazuma factory manager. With over 25 years of experience, Roger is a true master board builder.
Old linen factory on the way to Lisburn. Photos taken on the Toepath by the river Lagan. The factory was one the biggest linen factory in the world. It would be an absolute dream to get inside and take photos.
Factory 500 Tour
March 28, 2014
Revision Space gallery in Lawrenceville
with artist Cy Gavin
and Director Cindy Lisica
This was an interesting building- obviously bigger at one point. It is still functioning- what it is, I"ve no idea. I shot the photo from the parking lot of the 6Ball Club (see photo a few pictures away in photostream). What is interesting here are the doors leading to nowhere but air. It would be interesting to know the history of a building that has been reduced in size, having had part of it torn down, but the rest is usable enough to be a factory.