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A lock on one of the gates of a Mapuche community. It is a testament to the repressed lifestyle that they are destined to lead until changes are made.
Its a shame I could get a better angle, if I'd know how good this was going to look I would have tried harder.
3 shots in Photomatix -2,0,+2 EV. Then final tidying in Photoshop CS3.
This lock has been preserved in superficial working order since at least the 1970s. Even if it were working it would serve no purpose as about fifty yards further north the canal is culverted under Pentre Lane. Ironically, the locks between Pentre Lane and Ty Coch have been restored to working order even though the navigable stretch of the canal finishes about two miles further north at Five Locks, Pontnewydd, and the canal is culverted at Pentre Lane and Hollybush Way, isolating this section.
Lock control building at Lock 9 on the Erie Canal.
Photographed on Kodak Kodachrome 64 using a NIkkor 18mm f/4 lens on a NIkon F5.
Illuminated "Lock Boxes" sign inside the former USPS Rincon Annex, currently part of the Rincon Center.
San Francisco, California.
June, 2010
a lock in the Huddersfield Narrow Canal at Marsden, prior to reaching the Standedge Tunnel (the longest and highest canal tunnel in Britain)
This was on our room's door in the Riad Karmela.
On the outside of our room.
Excuse me! What was the plan here? To lock us in?
This is the lock of a bunker used by Seis Inquart in WWII.
Some extra information is found here (in dutch).