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December's wintery breath is already clouding the pond, frosting the pane, obscuring summer's memory...
~ John Geddes
The pumping station Zeldert is a former steam pumping station in the Eem Valley. The pumping station is located on the municipal border of Baarn with Amersfoort. It was built as a steam pumping station in 1896, after it was washed away at a dyke breach. In 1926 the steam pumping station was replaced by an electric pumping station.
The pumping station Zeldert is a former steam pumping station in the Eem Valley. The pumping station is located on the municipal border of Baarn with Amersfoort. It was built as a steam pumping station in 1896, after it was washed away at a dyke breach. In 1926 the steam pumping station was replaced by an electric pumping station.
Pumpjacks extract petroleum products on a peninsula of the Big Mineral Arm of Lake Texoma at North Texas’ Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.
Not been feeling it of late. Our pumpkin is coming on anyway.
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Nikon Z6, Nikkor 24-70mm f/4 S
Capture One, Color Efex Pro 5, Silver Efex Pro 3
I couldn't find much information about this online, but it appears this facility used to be part of the Indiana Army Ammunition Plant. The IAAP closed down in the early 1990s and most of the property has since been torn down. Part of the property would later become the Charlestown State Park in 1996. This building is one of the remnants that can be viewed from inside the park.
Charlestown State Park
Charlestown, Indiana
Our Autumn leaves have fallen.
I don't know the story of the water pump in the forest but made an interesting photo.
Edited in Topaz Studio
Today I went out for a rural sunset, after a bit a light unfortunately a large layer of clouds blocked the real colors. However, this shot was on the way. I couple of weeks agoI racebiked past this pumping station (gemaal) and like the setting a lot.
Hope you have a great weekend and many thanks for your favs, comments and views :-)
Amsterdam - Majoor Bosshardtbrug - Oudezijds Achterburgwal
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A rusting gasoline pump at an abandoned shop in China Camp Village in China Camp State Park near San Rafael, California.
â—† -- Earrings: *PKC* Nea Earrings
â—† -- Glasses: Deep Static - Lindy Glasses
â—† -- Pumps: Pure Poison - Magic Pumps
â—† -- Top: -[ vagrant]- Charlene Top
â—† -- Jacket: -[vagrant]- Charlene Jacket
â—† -- Pants: Sinoux - S'mores Pants
This is the view over the pump at the station where I get gasoline. For the first time this week I realized how surreal it is.
A large and well-organised pile of timber in the corner of the pump station grounds.
On closer inspection, the top edges of each piece if bevelled off nicely, so we surmised that they are actually posts (eg fencepost, marker posts, etc) waiting to be deployed.
Of course the standard laser shot had to be done during our visit. I did place a green laser behind the grotto but it was just not powerful enough.
PDS-02460
It is that time of year where things might go bump in the night, the chill starts to set in, and the Pump-King awakens. Imagination and senses go wyld. He is coming for you Barbra.
Mood: I'm Your Boogie Man (Dance Remix)
While driving the back roads of Minnesota in the middle of the night, you've yet to see another car on the road . . . your gas tank gauge is hovering near empty . . . fortunately you spot an island of light in the dark . . . YES! A place to fill up . . . but you notice someone wandering about, just outside of the range of light from the island . . . the person is carrying something . . . sticks, a bat, a tripod??? . . . the last item is illogical . . . why would someone be taking a photograph of a gas pump in the middle of the night . . . common sense tells you to keep driving . . . better to be safe than sorry.
My inspiration for photographing gas stations at night were the images taken by Frank Loose which can be seen here www.flickr.com/photos/frankloose/albums/72157720238061513
Looking forward to more nights out looking for other gas stations to photograph.
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