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A-Ye auld carbide factory, take 2
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Uploaded: 09/30/06 1:53 AM GMT
A-Ye auld carbide factory, take 2
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Another angle on ye auld carbide factory. Today this amazing site is literally in the middle of the forest with a river running through it, and not another sign of civilization for some distance. Ninety-nine years ago, it would have been a fresh and shiny (for its day...) industrial plant. I have no doubt that Nature will take this planet all back as soon as we let it go ....
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09/30/06 2:15 AM GMT
This is another great shot of this area Dave. The highlights are a bit blown out on the right side. I wonder if you might be able to tone it down a bit in Photoshop without losing detail in the shadows on the other side? I use that shadows/highlights feature sometimes successfully but have to be really careful because the default setting is way off the charts. I love the "feel" of this scene. Thanks for sharing these gorgeous images. anne :-)
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This is a beautiful scene Dave with wonderful composition and lighting. The changing colors from green to golds and the subtle sounds of the water are really nice. It's a great post and so glad you shared it.
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Can't always give individual thanks but I am so appreciative of everyone's comments and input. I truly enjoy seeing all of your posts and am always happy to see you at My Gallery. Thanks, Anita
Fascinating tale associated with this. It is a lovely place in the woods. Signs of industrialization retaken by nature. I love that!
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i love this series with the see through empty buildings and lush foliage. the touch of water makes it even bettery. check out one i did called pumphouse on the james. jen
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It's so sad yet fascinating to see how nature will take over ruins like this. This is another fine capture and angle you've shot this at.In a few years, the bridge is probably the only thing that will be visible here. Thanks for sharing this Dave and giving us the history behind this. Very interesting.
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