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The last record was 15,000+ back in 2013. Took a long while to break past that but the 2019 Folsom photos appears to have been the magic sauce.
After our Bus tour of the Port of Miami, we visited the Flagler Global Logistics Center Near NW Rosedale Drive and NW 67th Street, Hialeah, Miami, Florida. They Basically Flash Freeze and Fumigate Imported Produce. If I remember correctly, they said the temperature inside was near Minus 40 Degrees Fahrenheit. I believe that they Freeze the Produce with Liquid Nitrogen.
This Logistics Center was very hard to find on the Map, but it's quite close to the Florida East Coast Railway's Hialeah Railroad Yard Balloon Track. The address is: 3200 NW 67th Ave. Bld 1, Suite 1, Miami FL.
The cold storage facility near Mazar-e-Sharif opens its doors for Afghan officials, international aid representatives and coalitioin service members to tour before its Dec. 15 opening. The facility is able to hold more than 70 metric tons of produce for local Afghan farmers.
(Photo by Army Sgt. Michael Reinsch, IJC Public Affairs)
A walk-in with grey vinyl screed on the sides. Used when there is an absence of floor panels in a walk-in cooler.
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Rows of new pallet racks in a commercial cold-storage freezer. From weshoot.com . Best viewed at largest sizes!
The 380,000 square foot 10-story cold storage building at 1000 W Fulton is being converted to retail and office uses.
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Boarded-up and vacant. The former Anderson Brothers Cold-Storage warehouse is located at Bridge Ave & Monmouth St Red Bank, NJ 07701.
The 380,000 square foot 10-story cold storage building at 1000 W Fulton is being converted to retail and office uses.
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A photo from the archives, used as a test more or less. This chilly looking fella is my old pal Rocky. We had gone out on a photodrive last February. Before leaving I told him, "bundle up... its going to be a cold one". He didn't really bundle up and was freezing by this point of the evening. hahaha
So, I'm really just using this photo as a test. I applied a film emulation preset from Coldstorage called Kodak Kodachrome 64 Curve. Its made to emulate the look and feel of that type of film. It looked good, but this preset was created for Lightroom 2.0. Now that I'm using version 3.0 which includes a film grain slide bar, I wanted to give this preset a little more punch. So here is the preset with a bit of film grain added in. I think it looks fairly accurate.
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Remember that silly vector and the hint that something was in the works? It was this -- a 9"×12" aluminum sign.
Sign printing and the OSHA-esque template by www.buildasign.com. Pricing and turnaround were stellar, but the overall print quality is a disappointment (if you think that's bitmap artifacts in the photo, you're wrong; that's the dot pitch of their print process).
An old unit (that used our old logo) using galvanized steel plating. Our standard boxes are now galvalume.