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Tretight is an effective inflatable dock loading seal with optimal sealing ability and excellent energy saving. The flexible rubber coated fabric in combination with low pressure contributes to this. Tretight creates the draught-free climate you need between any vehicle and the loading dock in a matter of seconds - regardless of the prevailing temperature.
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A partially submerged dock at Silver Lake.
There was a sign on the dock that I cloned out of the image. You can view the original here.
The old dock had an outer basin,now to become the marina,this was the floodgate for the outer basin cut down and left in place.
with the Bay Bridge and San Francisco in the background. Taken from 880. (I warmed up the white balance in post.)
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Btw, to see the power of post-processing, compare the processed version to the original. :P
Leith Docks was known as the Port of Edinburgh and flourished in the nineteenth century. After 1945 the dock area went in severe decline.
www.edinburgh-history.co.uk/edinburgh-leith-history.html
Leith timeline: www.leithlocalhistorysociety.org.uk/timeline/timeline.htm
I ate at The Dock At Montrose Beach today for the first time, and had the Smoked Chicken Sammy, with fries. It was delicious and filling, and the service was great.
www.thedockatmontrosebeach.com/
Uptown, Chicago, Illinois.
Wednesday, August 17, 2022.
Susanne and Mario Simmen were the first passengers arriving at the new Dock B. They flew in on flight LX 289 from Johannesburg and were welcomed by SWISS, the airport and local journalists.
looking along the dock with the albert dock to the left, the three graces building centred, and the new liverpool one development on the right
Tretight is an effective inflatable dock loading seal with optimal sealing ability and excellent energy saving. The flexible rubber coated fabric in combination with low pressure contributes to this. Tretight creates the draught-free climate you need between any vehicle and the loading dock in a matter of seconds - regardless of the prevailing temperature.
For more information please visit our website protective.ansell.com/Products/Tretight
What started out being a really dumb mistake ended up with some really cool looking images.
I took a long photowalk this afternoon down to Lake Harriet with my Holga and Kodak Brownie. After finishing off the Holga, I opened it up and took the film out, then realizing that 120 film really doesn't have that much protecting it. So after getting home and developing it, i had a lot of faded light leaked photos. But as I started scanning, I enjoyed them a whole lot.
Taken with Holga 120S, Kodak TMax 100
Old Valentines postcard of Devonport Docks, looks like a Pre Dreadnought Battleship at anchor.
It has been used, postmark date 31st October 1905.
File name: 08_02_001574
Box label: Street views: C-O (oversized)
Title: Dock Sq.
Alternative title:
Creator/Contributor: Seaver, C. (Charles) (photographer)
Date issued:
Date created: 1850 - 1859 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 photographic print : salted paper ; 10 1/4 x 8 1/4 in.
Genre: Salted paper prints
Subjects: Commercial streets; Buildings; Storefronts
Notes: Title and date from item, from additional material accompanying item, or from information provided by the Boston Public Library.
Provenance: Purchased from Lee Gallery, 2007
Statement of responsibility:
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
Gothenburg docks on a March day.
We went to Gothenburg for a business trip and in a weeks time we had only one day with some proper free time.
That day I took about 300 photos.
It's also funny to think how they had so springy feeling there and no snow at all, almost 1,5 months before. This week it's been snowing like crazy here in Finland, no springtime anywhere. Gothenburg isn't that much more south afterall.
Lake Shumway at Savannah Portage State Park, Minnesota. This was shot in near darkness requiring a 30 sec exposure. An Orton Effect treatment was supplied which yields the dreamy colors.
To purchase prints or view my full image collection, check out my Explore The Light Photography website.
Kevin Atherton – “ a reflective approach” – Clarence Dock, Leeds
HTF were contracted to provide 2 large mirror polished spheres for Kevin Athertons latest spherical sculpture piece.
Consisting of a 2 meter and 3 meter sphere, fabricated from highly polished stainless steel, which were positioned with 2 life size brass statues depicting the continually struggling human form.
For more information please visit: ncadpostgraduate.com/index.php/yearbook/page/kevin_atherton/
Somebody once wrote.....Between the deep stonethwaite valley and the shallow depression containing Bleatarn gill rises an indefinite and complex mass of rough undulating ground,a place of craggy and wooded slopes. of heathery tors and mossy swamps and shy little tarns.....a beautiful labyrinth, a joy to the explorer. Nestling here is Dock tarn, a jewel deserving a sweeter name.