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Portrait of a Clear Wing Hummingbird Moth on a Butterfly Bush! Unlike most other Moths they work during the daylight hours.
Hafenarbeiter der Ölfabrik F. Thörl entladen Säcke mit Ölsamen am Westlichen Bahnhofskanal.
Instalation mit historischen Bildern um 1900 der Arbeiter im Speicher des Mühlenbetriebes.
Dock workers from the F. Thörl oil factory unload sacks of oil seeds on the western station canal.
Installation with historical pictures of the workers around 1900 in the granary of the mill.
Tea break at Didcot Motive Power Depot. A scene from the past recreated on a Timeline Events photo charter.
Detail der Statue eines Freiburger "Bächleputzers" im Europapark Rust
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Detail of the statue of a Freiburger "Bächleputzer" in the Europapark Rust (th "Bächle" are small water-filled runnels or formalised rills in the city of Freiburg)
Stempelkarten der Arbeiter
Kokerei Hansa
Das waren noch Zeiten, die analoge Zeiterfassung. Da wurde Datenschutz noch klein geschrieben.
Those were the days, analogue time recording. Data protection was still small.
I am drawn to this old suspension bridge in one of our local parks. I know when the best light is but, even better, I know its history as a WPA-build in 1938. I feel the pride of those workers every time I get down here with my camera and love taking it in b/w. A parks' colleague did replace the suspension cabling around 2000 or so.
To earn 1,000 Sri Lankan rupees, workers must harvest at least 18kg per day otherwise they get a lower rate per kilo. These fees are set by the government which also leases the tea estates to companies
All Chris Adolf's children are hard workers on the new place. Yakima Valley, Washington. Farm of Rehabilitation Administration borrower, 1939.
Dorothea Lange, photographer, August 1939
Original picture:
Library of Congress, Washington D.C., USA
© Dorothea Lange, 1939
© Alain Girard, Restored & Colorized, 2022
A worker carries baskets of salt on her bamboo pole at sunrise. The Hon Khoi Salt Fields in Nha Trang is one of the largest salt fields in central Vietnam. Sea water is pumped into these fields and allowed to evaporate leaving salt crystals behind. The men then rake and collect the salt into pyramidal heaps, while the women carry the salt to be processed on their bamboo poles.