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another version of the petrol pumps image. Previously I spot coloured one pump and blurred the rest, this is just the pump tops spot coloured and the background blurred. Another option is to spot colour both pumps.
Not sure what's best,...
Pumping Station, Brownshill Green. This was built in 1930 for Coventry Water Works and is included in the City of Coventry Local List of buildings of special architectural or historical interest.
Brixton street furniture is a track pump, now that Ive never seen before.
Hope someone snuck it onto the £11bn circus ticket.
Image Title: Oregon pump
Date: 1946
Place: Oregon
Description/Caption:
Medium: black and white photograph
Photographer/Maker: H.G. Miller
Cite as: OR-H-0005, WaterArchives.org
Restrictions: There are no known U.S. copyright restrictions on this image. While the digital image is freely available, it is requested that www.waterarchives.org be credited as its source. For higher quality reproductions of the original physical version contact www.waterarchives.org, restrictions may apply.
"Sandfields Pumping Station, Lichfield
Former south Staffs Waterworks Pumping Station. Contains an 1873
Cornish beam steam pumping engine. This is preserved but quite what the future will bring is uncertain. Houses are being built all around."
lightpainted from camera left, i like the way the tree adds a dynamic that wouldn't usually be there
there was a small gap in the barbed wire at this pumping station so we decided to take advantage and jump the gate. after looking at it on google maps i realised that i need to go back to hitt up somemore buildings that i missed
The pumping station and old bonded warehouses in Cumberland Basin, Bristol.
There are views of the Royal York Crescent and Clifton Suspension Bridge in the background.
Detail eines Feuerwehr-Oldtimers gesehen anlässlich der Feuerwehr-Oldtimer-Fahrt des Landesfeuerwehrverbands Baden-Württemberg auf dem Marktplatz in Zwiefalten.
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