Berny's photos

Supertessile

27 May 2024 29 12 69
abandoned textile factory - Italy

Supertessile

27 May 2024 11 4 28
abandoned textile factory - Italy

Green Power Plant

26 May 2024 29 12 68
R.I.P. - demolished 2026

Yeast Factory

04 Sep 2026 28 10 105
abandoned yeast factory - Germany

Yeast Factory

04 Sep 2026 21 6 95
Abandoned yeast factory - Germany

Kaufhaus Totschek

Kaufhaus Totschek

06 Sep 2026 13 4 43
abandoned store

Police Academy

06 Sep 2026 21 13 67
abandoned police school

Ex Hydro Power Plant

28 May 2024 25 11 99
Supply shaft for an abandoned Hydro Power Plant in Italy (1911)

Ex Hydro Power Plant

23 Nov 2024 17 4 52
Supply shaft for an abandoned Hydro Power Plant in Italy (1911) - from below

Ex Hydro Power Plant

28 May 2024 8 4 39
Supply shaft for an abandoned Hydro Power Plant in Italy (1911) - from above

Steam Locomotive C62-2 (1948)

18 Aug 2026 19 10 89
Kyoto Railway Museum: Japan’s iconic passenger train steam locomotive. This one was used for the Tsubame limited express. Year of manufacture: 1948 (Showa 23) Manufacturer: Hitachi

Shinkansen Series 100

11 Jul 2026 17 8 58
The 100-series Shinkansen was the successor to the 0-series. This one is No. 100-122-5003, manufactured in 1989 by Hitachi. Series 100 operated from 1985 to 2012, max. speed 220 km/h, standard gauge 1435 mm. Japan 2026 - Kyoto Railway Museum photo taken by my daughter Imi

KUHA 489-1

11 Jul 2026 30 6 81
The iconic 489 Series (Kuha 489 No.1, limited express electric multiple unit EMU), featuring a distinctive "bonnet-type" front profile and a classic red-and-cream color scheme. - Kyoto Railway Museum Manufactured in 1971 by Tokyu Car. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/489_series

Shinkasnsen Series 500

11 Jul 2026 16 4 45
The type is still in operation (until January 2027). - Kyoto Railway Museum 500-521-1 operated at 300 km/h, manufactured in 1996 by Kawasaki Heavy Industries.

Shinkansen Series 0

11 Jul 2026 15 4 36
The world’s first high-speed rail car. When it came into service this train achieved world-leading operating speeds of over 200 km/h. From its exterior to its interior construction, it epitomized the train engineering skills of the then Japan National Railways. This special train has the number 0-21-1 and was manufactured in 1964 by Nippon Sharyo. - Kyoto Railway Museum

Arashiyama Bamboo Forest

Arashiyama Bamboo Forest


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