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The experts say that one very important ingredient of photography is to be at the right place at the right time (“f8 and be there” -- Allen Hopkins). For me, it was just luck that I was at the right place at the right time when the sun light just fell on those rocks for some time. This is a small section of the Mill Creek just upstream of Lundy Lake that I was exploring. This exploration was not planned. I was feeling miserable that I failed to wake up early enough to get the sunrise at Mono Lake. I thought that I would just check out the Lundy Lake and this is where I ended up.
Växbo Mill – outstandingly beautiful, lies next to the old mill dam. The Miller’s old dwelling, invoking a lost era, is nowadays a pleasant restaurant. Sweden.
Växbo Kvarn - nästan overkligt vackert ligger den där intill kvarndammen. I mjölnarens gamla bostad, där allt påminner om en svunnen tid, serveras numera vällagad mat från Restaurang Växbo Kvarn.
El Molino de Växbo, está situado al lado de una pequeña presa, en el valle Trolldalen, que está al otro lado; el edificio es rojo de madera, muy bonito y en la actualidad es una zona recreativa en verano, hay un restaurante y pequeñas tiendas de artesanía también.
This is an example of the many abandoned mills in Lawrence, MA.
Investors from Boston bought all the land around the Merrimack River and beyond to start a mill town almost overnight.
A random find while driving Forest Service roads in North Georgia. I couldn't find any history on the tiny mill. Images available for purchase, c.hillsworld@yahoo.com or Flickr Mail
A glimpse of daily life at a mechanical grain mill (Madagascar)
In rural Madagascar, a wooden shed shelters aging yet powerful mechanical grain mills that serve nearby villages.
Women arrive carrying heavy sacks of wheat, sometimes helped by young men who climb a ladder to pour the grain into the rumbling machines. As the milling begins, fine dust fills the air and the old equipment transforms the kernels into soft, pale flour.
The flour is then packed back into the same sacks for the journey home.
These mills are more than machines, they are vital to daily life. Across Africa, mechanized milling reduces hours of manual labor and improves food quality. In Madagascar, this small-scale processing strengthens local food systems and reinforces the central role of women in the rural economy.
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Pictured nearly 17 years after the last china clay train left, the Ponts Mill branch is still visible. The track was never lifted and in 2022 is still in situ but totally hidden by undergrowth.
Mill Gill Force is situated near the village of Askrigg.
The river (Paddock beck) drops through a narrow gap and cascades about 10 meters over many layers of rock
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This is Borrowdale Mill in the Lake District, an old Corn Mill driven by the water wheel in the beck A really pleasant little place to visit with the camera. It would be even better with more water running down the river.
The Kinderdijk windmills, dating from 1738-1740, were built to drain the excess water from the Alblasserwaard polders - which are situated below sea-level - and pump the water into the outlets. During the "Mills in Floodlight" week, only once a year, the windmills are the focal point of the Kinderdijk light spectacle.
Thanks for reminding me, Wim. I`ve had this on the wishlist for 3 years now but somehow it never happened.
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Photography is something I enjoy the most on my own or with 1 or 2 minds alike. Being outdoors, away from the daily crowd and doing something creative is my way of recharging the inner battery. So I hate it when there are too many photogs in one place, especially with flashing cellphones and stuff like that...And I certainly wasn`t prepared for 30+ tripods on a small bridge, hence the different approach :)
The sun rises behind an abandoned mill as a freight train sits ready in front. I shot this with my Google Pixel 2 and it pisses me off!
Singraven Water Mill, the only working water-powered sawmill in the Netherlands. The mill receives water from the Dinkel river. Beautiful area!
Flatford Mill, on the River Stour in Suffolk, was a successful commercial enterprise owned by John Constable’s father, the wealthy merchant Golding Constable, and later by John’s brother, Abram (John wanted to become a painter and showed little interest in the family business). The water-powered mill, built in 1733, ground grain for flour, and milling continued here until the early 20th century.
After that, it fell into serious disrepair until it was acquired by the National Trust in 1943. It has now been restored to its former glory and is leased by the Trust to the Field Studies Council, an educational charity which helps people of all ages understand and be inspired by the natural world.
The mill is noted for its appearance in a number of John Constable's paintings, including Flatford Mill from a Lock on the River Stour and Flatford Mill from the Lock (A water mill), both owned by the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
One of my most enjoyable things about photographing is the opportunity to talk with other photographers on both the equipment they're using and exchanging places to shoot. This old mill in West Virginia was referred and didn't disappoint. I only wish I'd have heard of this place before we departed to the Carolinas so we could have witnessed it in full color with the leaves still on the trees and not on the ground...Next time!
De Onrust is a flour mill in Oude Pekela in the province of Groningen.
The mill was built in 1850 as a corn and hulling mill, only some remnants of the pelwerk remain. The mill has been, since 1956, municipal property first of the municipality of Oude Pekela, since the municipal reorganization of 1990 of the municipality of Pekela. The mill has been restored several times and is regularly operated on a voluntary basis thanks to some voluntary millers, including an instructor from the Guild of Voluntary Millers and her students. The mill used to have self-pressure on a rod, but the 21-meter-long rods are now equipped with the Old Dutch wiek system with sails.
Reflections at the Mill sluice on the Avon. After the terrible floods the Avon is full, but flowing normally over the weir at the Mill.
NS OCS 956 is motoring southbound down the R Line in Fort Mill, SC as it heads to the NS owned Brosnan Forest resort in Dorchester, SC - 3/27/15
It was a fertile and beautiful morning with a cool sunrise that was more than worth the trip, which is also known as a Unesco heritage site......
The Mill was taken a few years ago, lovely stone building with it's head in the clouds and it's feet in the water
Not too far from the Boulton Brown Mill (yesterday) lies the McArthur Woollen Mill.
I took this photo several years ago, but since I seem to be on a winter and mill theme, I have decided to post it now.
Gilchrist Oregon lumber mill pond.
Yashica Mat-124G/Yashinon 80mm/f3.5
Rolleiflex panorama head
Kodak Ektar 100 medium format
My wife said I am mad, and she is probably right. Been experimenting recently with night photography and this was my second visit to a local windmill. Trying different angles and long exposures. Mill painted with torch light for about a minute (could have done with a bit more!) during ~12 minute exposure.
Limpenhoe drainage mill was built on the bank of the River Yare in 1831. The mill has stood derelict for many years but this year has seen signs of renovation, with a protective cap being fitted. In this shot, the remains of the scoop wheel can also be seen.
The Town Mills at Andover was mentioned as far back as the Doomsday Book when it was a grain mill on the River Anton. In 1974 it was converted into a nightclub and is now a family friendly pub serving food.
Photos of Skidby Mill from away and close-up 11 July 2019 with Canon EOS 600D on a cloudy day in East Yorkshire With plants and trees walking to the Mill, all Part of the estate! These in monochrome.
New Mills has always been popular with walkers in the Deryshire Hills.
Dmu class 108 set 263 51908+54501is about to make the return trip to Manchester Piccadilly at 11.05 on 30/7/1988
The historic Thompson-Perkins Mill is a prominent landmark within the LeBreton Flats area and the Ottawa River islands. The heritage building was one of the first grist mills to be built at the Chaudière Falls, and is the oldest surviving stone mill building in Ottawa. Built in 1842, the mill pays homage to the rich Canadian history of brewing, as brewery and distillery operations have flourished in the vicinity of the Flats and Chaudieres Island over centuries. The site and building offer unique views of the Capital, attractive access to the Ottawa River and exemplify the history and industrial heritage of Canada’s Capital Region.