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Broken control panel on the floor, once used for a paper machine.
Abandoned Crown Vantage/James River paper factory in Parchment, MI.
Tajikistan is the poorest country in the former Soviet union. It's economy was destroyed by the fall of the USSR and the civil war that followed
This is the factory fire in Silverwater yesterday. By the time I got there, the fire had been contained, but it still burned through the night
Digital Factory Brazil : accélérateur de startups à São Paulo
Digital Factoy Brazil, ou {dfb} pour les intimes, est une communauté d’entrepreneurs et d’investisseurs issus du monde du web, du mobile, et des médias, qui accompagne financièrement et opérationnellement des projets innovants dans l’internet en plein boom au Brésil.
{dfb} est aussi un lieu dédié aux acteurs du numérique proposant à São Paulo un espace de travail collaboratif en réseau, des ressources et compétences mutualisées, et des événements fédérateurs.
Tous les mentors et membres du réseau {dfb} ont une compétence forte et une expérience entrepreneuriale réussie au Brésil afin d’apporter le maximum de valeur ajoutée aux projets.
Crédits photos: Paulo Watanabe
I took two pictures of this factory building in Copenhagen some time ago, but in both pictures were obstacles. I made a composite to get the most details out of this beautiful factory building.
Taken at Tanaou's rehearsal space in Northampton during the video shoot for Sam Isaac's 'Come Back Home Tonight'
THE ITALIAN FACTORY
di Chiara Boscaro
regia Riccardo Pippa
Teatro Elfo Puccini, Milano
dal 2 al 6 maggio 2012
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Playboy: Alessandro Bruni Ocaña
Robin Hood: Andrea Panigatti
Gregario: Carlo Bassetti
Stakanovista: Enrico Pittaluga
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Cedi Bead Factory had all these photos on the wall. I hadn't even started glass bead making at this stage, so I had no idea of who or what I was taking photos of. Turns out I'm a big fan of Diana East now :)
Taken in a hurry as my dad drove past this on the highway. The light was actually quite strong and the photo is actually mostly edited to reduce the noise in the sky rather than enhance any of the color in the original exposure. The setting sun opened from behind me shedding light onto this factory. A small lake is in front of it.
Second photo visit to "La Digue du Break". The industrial bassin of the Grand Synth's industrial district, Dunkerque, Nord-Pas de Calais, France.
This old Mini 1275GT was used as a staff ferry car to get around the Longbridge site from when it was new. It was never used on the road. It was found recently and rescued from its final resting place, in a tunnel under the Longbridge factory site where it had been left by factory staff when the plant closed.
The Müller Cloth Factory Museum, also known as Tuchfabrik Müller, is part of the LVR-Industriemuseum in Euskirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. This unique museum offers visitors a fascinating journey back in time to the golden age of the cloth industry, around 100 years ago.
The factory was originally established in 1894 and operated until 1961, when business declined, and the factory owner locked the doors, leaving the production facilities as they were. For almost thirty years, the factory remained untouched, preserving a snapshot of the past. In 1990, it was reopened as a museum, allowing visitors to experience the historic cloth factory as it once was.
The museum features original machinery and tools, including looms, spinning machines, and dyeing equipment, all in their original positions. Guided tours take visitors through the production process, from raw wool to finished cloth, and provide insights into the working conditions and daily life of the factory workers.
The Tuchfabrik Müller is only accessible through guided tours, which are offered multiple times a day. The museum also hosts special events and exhibitions, making it a dynamic and engaging destination for history enthusiasts and those interested in industrial heritage.