machines - 4 - BW

Super Image Berny love it in mono cannot see pip in full Access denied.
Stay safe TOZ

you should see it now!
many thanks!

For once, I must say the color version is even more interesting to me than the black and white. Both very beautiful, though.

now I made the color version open ;-) thanks!

Thank you, Berny. A pleasure to see it in full size. The colors have a "pastel" quality (probably from age) that enhances the sense of nostalgia, at least for me.

In SW sieht's besonders toll "gritty" aus!

Wow !!! Superbe !! Préférence pour le n&b

Another great series. I'll also go for the colour. It fascinates me how (in so many of your industrial series) the factories have been abandoned as if closure was an overnight decision and not planned.

I had been thinking along those same lines, George, but could not articulate my observation as well as you have! They make me think of some images from Chernobyl, where people had to leave at a moment notice and left almost everything behind as it was at that instant in time, dishes on the table, pots on the stove, dolls on children's beds ... The same here: spools spilled on the floor, thread still threaded on the machines, like someone walked in right in the middle of a work shift and yelled "A bomb is about to go off!"

As far as I know, there were no workers during the last years, only the owner worked at small orders and after final insolvency of the company the owner lived there until his death.

I keep on saying it, but the amount of detail you capture in your Urbex images is always superb...........and these are no exception. I love this latest set..............they're all absolutely fascinating and you can't help getting engrossed in them.

;-) Thanks a lot Keith, always very glad about your comments!

Fantastic Berny , utterly wonderful the mono really suits this one, well done sir!!!

Moin,
ganz große Klasse.
In S/W TOP und ein Wahnsinns Licht/Kontrast.
Weard

Die haben wohl ziemlich abrupt ihre Arbeit eingestellt...das war bestimmt der berühmte Weberaufstand --> Gerhard Hauptmanns "Die Weber" ! :-)

Das muss ich mir mal näher anschauen ;-)

In der Vorschau dachte ich erst, da hätte jemand ne Wanne Heringe in die Stube gekippt :)))
Ich glaub, ich mag Farbe einen Ticken lieber....aber S/W ist gruseliger!

Das war die Absicht. Life is gruselig!
Danke Dir!

;-)))

"Oh! What A Tangled Web We Weave When First We Practice To Deceive". Great B&W

Thank you Jean. You're an expert in literature ;-)

Good view Good job

j' aime beaucoup.

gut!