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Rivière-du-Loup, Québec

Zeche/Kokerei Zollverein

Essen

(new edit)

The surface buildings of the world's largest salt mine glow against the sunset sky in Goderich Ontario.

It is unbelievable, how careless the industry can be. They can easily destroy the most beautiful and pristine piece of coast for their explorations, and once the profits are gone, they just leave everything behind. This is an old coal mine terminal, that is left there.

I took a secound attempt for his motive and I am actually more happy with this one. The previous one was shot during the blue hour but this was the shot which I had in mind. @ former Coal Mine "Zollverein" in Essen, Germany.

☆☆☆ EXPLORED 11-04-2022 ☆☆☆

 

Though looking rather old, this water level regulator is still in use. It is part of the water purification system established around 1882 in order to produce drinking water for Basel, Switzerland.

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This one is all about lines, angles and shapes. Geometric forms.

 

...am Sonntagmorgen in der Bremer Überseestadt

 

f 7,1

1/320 s

100 ISO

105 mm

Grain silo and factory in Charlton, regional Victoria, Australia.

Port of Southampton, UK

 

Beyond the industrial skyline lies the New Forest, a mass of ancient woodland, lowland mires and heaths.

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Môle2, Dunquerke.

2020 ©MichelleCourteau

Môle2, Dunquerke.

2020 ©MichelleCourteau

Fosfaatweg BIC Protein

Amsterdam

 

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T.A.I. (Taller Alternativo de la Imagen)

Zeche Zollverein UNESCO world heritage site, Essen, Germany

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