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Unknown Jonestown resident welding part of a wheel.
These photos were were recovered from Jonestown by the FBI in the aftermath. They were released under the Freedom of Information Act and are in the public domain. Please credit The Jonestown Institute.
Em uma embarcação a serviço da Petrobras.
Perto do Mercado Central de Aracaju e do Terminal Hidroviário.
Da orla da Praia da Atalaia dá para ver várias plataformas de petróleo, mas infelizmente mesmo com o zoom máximo não consegui tirar uma foto legal de dia já perto do final da orla, talvez se eu tivesse andado até perto da água [e de noite] tivesse dado para tirar uma foto legal usando tripé e talvez longa exposição.
Mas nem mesmo consegui andar até a praia, fiquei só na orla mesmo... :P
While she was welding, I couldn't look at the fire with my bare eye, so I had to put my welding mask on which made it so I couldn't see my view finder at all. My photographs came out perfectly despite that I couldn't see anything.
PLEASE! I beg of you, PLEASE view this larger by clicking "L" on your keyboard, or simply clicking on the photo above.
Wir sind Kollegen - Arbeitsschutzhelme gab es zu dieser Zeit für uns, noch nicht !
Der Soldat in der Mitte heißt Alexander mit Vornamen kam aus Taschkent - Mittelasien,und war in der Kaserne in Schönwalde, Kreis Nauen,stationiert !
We're colleagues - Safety helmets, there was at this time for us, not yet!
The soldier in the middle name is Alexander's first name came from Tashkent - Central Asia, and was at the barracks in Schönwalde circle Nauen, stationed!
In Memory
Aimee Hinton works on a project in her welding class at the Davis Applied Technology Center in Kaysville, Utah, Tuesday, July 19, 2005.
Shot a couple of weeks ago in the fabrication warehouse at Falmouth docks. I went to stay with my girlfriend in Falmouth and took the chance to go down to the docks to shoot some photos. I've got 2 more films I need to dev of portraits etc. That will hopefully come out alright.
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