Godox AD200 camera right without modifier at 1/8th power triggered by Godox Xpro-c

I often find the backs of building just as interesting as the front.

New Glarus, WI - 2017

Canon Canonet QL17 G-iii

Canon 40mm f1.7

JCH Streetpan 400

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An abandoned industrial building in the Linnton neighborhood where freight trains no longer stop.

A small loading dock located behind a local restaurant in downtown Jackson, Michigan.

Oakland, California

Wehman Field Camera

Kodak MXGL x-ray film

West Bottoms, Kansas City, Missouri

Mural @ the Loading Dock

100% electric Nova Bus LFS

Seen here entering Palais des Congrès de Montréal ahead of the CUTA Trans-Expo.

"Fapco is changing the contract packaging industry one customer at a time."

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au.youtube.com/watch?v=eTcPIAewhMg

A couple of days ago we had a semi come into one of our loading docks with a substantial oil leak. Luckily we discovered it before he drove away and blew up his engine.

This is what it looked like today. The colors really caught my attention. It's surprising how much it made the higher areas stand out

West 28th street, Manhattan

iPhone5s

Thermo King reefer unit on trailer 7298 sitting at the National Grocers warehouse loading dock in Canada's Capital.

Toys R Us #8360 (closed) [43,113 square feet]

1257 Carmia Way, Chesterfield Marketplace, Richmond, VA

Built and opened in 1998, closed in June 2018

I was shocked to see all these old shopping carts (some which are from Babies R Us) just parked in the loading dock area, where they can easily be stolen. Hell, a homeless man was chilling a few yards behind me (and I saw a dirty old mattress behind another store, so somebody must "live" here). I would think a cart like this would be useful for him! Because that dude was nearby I didn't bother rummaging through that junk pile under the door. It's probably just garbage anyways, though I'm sure I'd come across some old gift cards, since those seem to be found at EVERY former TRU loading dock.

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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA. Parked at the Zellers store (Merivale Road) loading in the Nepean sector of Ottawa, Ontario Canada.

Title: [Warehouse Loading Docks, Texas & Pacific Railway Company]

Creator: Robert Yarnall Richie

Date: ca. 1946

Series: Series 6: Negatives and Color Transparencies; Negative Series: 2869

Part of: Robert Yarnall Richie photograph collection

Place: Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas

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portsmouth square

chinatown

san francisco, california

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At the moment most of these trucks are busy. In another week they will not be busy here - the plant is closing down for two weeks due to a reported "parts shortage". Global semiconductors. Although it is a sad state of affairs the quiet will be refreshing. HFF

In Clinton Iowa.

Park of the loading dock at the Alpha Cement factory, Rt. 611, Martins Creek, Pennsylvania.

portrait practice 5 of 6

FGR: super dorks (SRDG & her sidekick to the rescue!)

TRP: free verse (complete poem here)

this is part 5 of TV week !

Wolverine wants you to View On Black !

*** Explored ! ***

Theater loading dock

New Haven, CT

Approaching Dunkirk ferry terminal, on the ferry from Dover. Shot on Agfa APX film, ISO 100, with a Canon A1, 50mm 1.4 lens. Scanned with a Minolta Dimage Multi II.

This Photograph shows the Tarpon Springs Castle Winery, located at 320 East Tarpon Avenue (aka: State Road 582), near the corner of South Grosse Avenue. It actually faces S. Grosse Ave.

I took this photograph with my Canon EOS 40D on May 11, 2018.

"We wish we could look out an east-facing window just once," sob the state employees. GET BACK TO WORK!

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In downtown Jackson, Michigan, on August 12th, 2018, a state office building (erected 1982) on the south side of East Louis Glick Highway (Interstate 94 Business Loop, U.S. Route 127 Business Loop, and Michigan Highway M-50) between Francis Street and Columbus Street.

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