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Tomorrow we go early. I am after a long time again traveling in disused factories. I'm going the entire day immersed in the dark world of paper machines. I'll expand my small picture series "The Requiem of Machinery". And there will be new pictures of "Convicted Claustrophobia"
Alley Mill is a gristmill located at Alley Spring near Eminence Missouri. Built in 1894, it uses a turbine rather than the traditional waterwheel. The milling used rollers rather than stone wheels. This was very high-tech for the time. This is a monochrome (sepia tinted) version of an image of the milling rollers.
I was driving along a country road in Alton, Virginia, when I saw these two old steel work horses, who have long since been put out to pasture. There is just something beautiful and powerful about them sitting there in the middle of nowhere, among all those trees.
An abstract view of the elevator mechanisms on the exterior of Dallas' Dee & Charles Wyly Theatre, designed by Joshua Prince-Ramus and Rem Koolhaas.
BNSF 8541 shoves on the back end of eastbound manifest traffic passing through New York Mills on the Staples Subdivision mainline. This lot across the tracks from downtown has a lot of diversified machinery - including the BNSF locomotive itself.
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The farm machinery being towed by the tractor is apparently called a disc harrow. It is used to break down the lumps of soil in a ploughed field and prepare the ground for sowing. Northamptonshire is a rural county with rich farmland and just half a dozen main towns of which the largest is Northampton itself. It is the southernmost county of the East Midlands and is some 70 miles north of London. Bordered by eight other counties, it was once known as the County of Spires and Squires (on account of the numerous large country estates) but is now probably better known as the location of Bridget Jones's family home.
Black and White HDR treatment of some farm equipment.
Processed in Aftershot Pro 3 from a single RAW file.