Down on the harbor site is an old building, called the "Power House". The whole place around the house is filled with rusty industrial remnants that have seen long time ago very busy times, I'm sure for that.
Rust can be beautiful, sometimes - often it's not
Nature is taking slowly over all the parts that were used to do work with
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This is part 2 of my industrial photo series captured down in the harbor. There are old empty buildings, no more used rusty machines falling apart on side.
I'm wondering why they don't practice rust waste disposal and use the territory for something good, something better than just an ugly, useless place.
I'm wondering why they don't practice rust waste disposal and use the territory for something good, something better than just an ugly, useless place.
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16 comments:
Nice post... it's sad seeing the remnants of old industrial sites no longer being used just sitting there rusting away... but you seem to have taken it and turned it into an art form. Very well done!
Hope your day goes well...
~Michele~
Thanks for your comment Michele! I'm fine, yes, thanks for asking. :-)
You made the run down building look great. Nice pics.
Thank you Adam
for visiting and for this nice compliment. :-)
Isn't it amazing how quick nature takes over. That is a good thing. :O)
I enjoy learning along with the lovely pics you post.
Thank you Tawnyia
for your wonderful comment!
wonderful series. i like the third a lot. nature try to take back what men destroy
The place has atmosphere, but not the jolly type.
Loves these type of shots Susanne, so many textures and cool colors.
Thank you evlahos,
for your nice word.
Thank you Martin!
Thanks Bob!:-)
Good morning, Susanne. Your latest posts are so different, yet very interesting to see. Your pictures, as always, are terrific! Thanks for sharing this new perspective. Even having lived in Charleston for about a decade, these are new and fresh to me. I've left a note on my blog today. :-) Thank you again!
Hi Lin,
thanks for your nice comment. I'm glad you like my "other site" of photos too. I have a "lot of faces" I could show...
Thanks also for your note!:-)
These series are great, congratulation and thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this nice word, Gabriel!
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