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October 1992 Near Piombino, Italy. Painting course, next door a factory which had made racing rowing boats also apparently for Oxford and Cambridge which had gone bust and been left abandoned. The pine trees were overgrowing it and roofs had fallen onto the skeletons of unfinished boats.
Dolnà Vitkovice was a huge industrial complex with a coal mine, coke and gas plant, and blast furnaces on the same site that at their peak produced 1.7m tons of iron and much of the gas for the city of Ostrava.
Since 2007 the site has undergone a remarkable transformation and is now a social and cultural centre all set within the preserved industrial site.
Ostrava, Czech Republic
Middle of Nowhere, KS. This is inside the Texas Chainsaw Massacre looking house. This picture is accidental...forgot to wind the film and incidently took two exposures. I like how it turned out though, because it makes people think I'm really creative and artsy.
A decayed flower head from last year’s Magnolia which resisted The Fall, with emergent buds of new flowers. It promises to be a good year for Magnolias this year.
David took this one from the catwalk access ladder. The man is brave, I'll give him that. This shot really gives a great sense of the space.
The Carbo-Sil site, once called National Carbon, a division of Union Carbide, produced the graphite that was used by Enrico Fermi in the first nuclear chain reaction. The graphite was to be produced by US Graphite in Saginaw, Michigan. But the Saginaw graphite contained more impurities than Fermi would tolerate, so US Graphite lost its contract to National Carbon, whose only plant at the time was in Niagara Falls.