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Many of the old factories in this neighborhood have been repurposed as artists’ studios and offices. Gardens added. West Berkeley.
Abandoned tobacco factory, 1847 founded as sugar factory, 1946 tobacco fermentation factory, closed 1990. Major parts of the buildings are collapsed.
In the remote desert of Southeastern Utah lies a stunning geological formation that rises almost cathedral-like from the eroded landscape below — Factory Butte. Located off Highway 24 between Torrey and Hanksville, just east of Capitol Reef National Park, this 6,302 foot monolith was once home to dusty coal miners. These days its surrounding lunar badlands provide a wonderland for amateur and professional photographers alike — an endless vista of colorful desert flora, orange pockmarked sandstone and centuries of relentless erosion.Factory Butte is the most recognizable feature of a large area of stark, barren land either side of the Fremont River known as the Upper Blue Hills, bordered by Capitol Reef to the west, the Henry Mountains to the south, San Rafael Swell to the north and the San Rafael Desert to the east. I had been to the area around few times before, but never could find an image I liked. Not until I got up at 5 to be there a clear morning sunrise . The above image was taken few minutes after the sunrise .3 shots panoramic from a DJI Air 2S
(blogged as: Katherine's Factory of Mystery and Wonder) My so-called-award-winning blog has been too half-assed and depressing and I haven't been posting there enough for a while now, so I try to make up for it by posting some photos there first. A whole bunch from this abandoned factory--I'll eventually have a Flickr set for it, but I've been catching up on vacation and/or friend photos here lately. I'm sure there's a boring explanation for all the "Man Doors" signs, but I found them hilarious!