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ADMX 822, an EMD SW8 built for the Rock Island, pulls a cut of cars off the CN interchange and into the ADM elevator at Tuscola.
One of two former grain elevators at Barnsley, Manitoba. I posted a pic of the other one on February 12.
The center image is looking up at an elevator shaft in the Blue Cross, Blue Shield Building in Chicago. The lines and vanishing point are accentuated in mirroring technique applied in post-processing. The perspective is that of "through" rather than "up". 16mm 1/30@f11, ISO800
Historic wire-mesh encased elevator in a staircase of a building in the Vomero district of Naples, Italy.
(Also celebrating an admired photographer's 250th staircase picture on Flickr - with this personal first)
It's been many years since this Elevator has been in use. And it's steadily been decaying over that time.
But the railroad trains still zip by it multiple times a day. If it were to ever come down, it would be hard to know when you've come upon Farley on Route 45 as it's been such a landmark for so long.
Urban grain elevators of Archer Daniels Midland along Hiawatha Ave in South Minneapolis.
Farmers, Railroads, truckers and ADM combine to feed the world.
Instead of selfie, I tried to capture the view from Vessel with a bit more wider lens than usual. And the view? Otherworldly
Grain elevator in front of an active sky. along HWY 2, Saskatchewan, Canada. 2 September 2020
2025-26: Expert highly commended out of 982 portfolios in Photocrowd 'Landscapes with Buildings portfolios' in May 2026
2023-24: Judge commended out of 2000 entries in Photocrowd 'Landscapes' in February 2024.
2022-23: Judge commended out of 1500 entries in Photocrowd 'Landscapes with Partly Cloudy Skies ' in June 2023. Expert merit award out of 1654 entries in Photocrowd 'Landscapes with Buildings' in July 2023
2020-21: Placed HM (score 70) in the Scapes category in Regina Photo Club 1st in-club competition. Judge comments: Good use of rule of thirds, nicely saturated. An iconic SK picture to cherish. Nice composition with beautiful light and great colors. Rich vibrant colors with good contrast exposure. Title creates center of interest and story with few distractions except the aging equipment and buildings to tie with the elevator. Score of 25 in PRPA Spring Digital Image. Judge s Comments: 'Strong capture of a classic prairie scene. Good lighting. Fences in FG and transmission lines in BG are part of the story but also distract from subject. Scored 24 and won 2nd Merit Award in CAPA's 'Canada-my country-Saskatchewan' competition.
2021-22: Chosen by CAPA for their images presentation at the 2022 Exposure Exhibition in Calgary in February.
Grain Elevators and warehouses along the Union Pacific line in Downey, Bannock County, Idaho.
Photographed in 665 nanometer infrared and rendered in monochrome.
Elevator Emergency - Exploriens Diorama
This diorama depicts an emergency caused by a starship that went out of control crashing into an elevator shaft. The cage which was in use at the moment, immediately started to fall with staff inside. Luckily, the revived alien mech (see my earlier Exploriens mocs) heard the crash, calculated the best chance of rescue and used its quick senses to catch the cage in mid-air. But the load is heavy, and time is of the essence to avoid a disaster...
This is a 12x12 diorama built for Space Jam 2020. I got the idea friday night and since the contest ends today it is one of my fastest builds in a long time. It took about 6 hours. The greebling is a little rushed, but I enjoy the overall outcome. What's your thoughts?
The 1923 Sharples grain Elevator. This shows the expansion storage unit. Love this elevator. Can't wait to visit again.
i guess it's part of dumbing down: the rote, the derivative, the predictable, the clone. we don't have to think, we don't have to feel, we just sit back and familiarity takes us on that ride where we pass the same flintstones boulder every 35 ft.. i'm just trying to justify why this image is something we've all seen millions of times, and yet i'm still drawn to it. or maybe it's 'cause i kinda like the kid in the picture.
"We movin on up in da world like elevators." ― Outkast
Photographer & Model: Giselle Chauveau ― Musical Inspiration