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Albumen print of a worker on a banana plantation.
No photographer, date or location.
I suppose Jamaica, around 1900.
When i visited a garments factory for making a AV then i saw those women are working with man. it''s bangladesh when all work together and build the nation as like no one can like them. we hope we can
The Rail Workers' memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, England.
The carving of a Class 8F steam engine in black granite rests on top of a plinth, which includes a montage of images representing the railway industry.
The memorial celebrates the achievements of railway workers over 150 years, and measures about 2.7m (9ft) wide by 2.3m (7.5ft) high.
Finished building the mobile worker I was working on. It isn't supposed to be a perfect replica, sorta my take on it. Plus there's the modular segments that I want to incorporate into my mocs.
Anyways, suspension on all three tires work, and there is a small removable block in the top where you can place another minifig. The cockpit holds a minifig too.
During the dry season workers employed in mining stones from the bed of the Goyain River at Jaflong, Bangladesh, live in temporary shelters like these. In the rainy season this area is underwater.
The peeling murals inside of the Pripyat Palace of Culture still give an idea of the place's purpose before the Chernobyl disaster. Now, you don't want to stay longer than a few seconds, fearing to stir up dust...
Aptly named "Energy Worker", the Pripyat Palace of Culture was once a lively community center staging plays and concerts, discos and parties to keep the Chernobyl employees and their children happy after work.
He is working on brick making factory. He is moving the caps of fire pothole with iron road. After that he is inserting the coals in pothole.
Photo Credit: Allan Gichigi/MCSP
A traditional midwife who collaborates with the community health worker to bring pregnant women to deliver in hospitals, goes for a home visit, Bungoma, Kenya. 2016
I think the man on the right side is a chimney-sweeper. He is barefooted because working on a slippery roof was safer without shoes.
I have no clue about the three men with white work coats and I cannot identify what they are carrying on their shoulders. Could it be that they are stove fitters? I think there must be a relationship to the chimney sweeper.
(No time or place given. I suppose 1880s)