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• Digbeth: Broken but Beautiful

  
  by lomat
  posted about 1 month ago
  3 comments and 4 votes

  I travel through Digbeth everyday on my way to work; it was the first centre of industry in Birmingham and became one of the most heavily industrialised areas in the town. But now it is all falling apart, most of the factories and warehouses are empty, so this makes a great place to take my Mini Diana on her first trip out!

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• Stephens Palace Royal Glass Factory

  
  by zulupt
  posted 2 months ago
  3 comments and 4 votes

  Marinha Grande is also known as the glass capital (90% of the national glass production was made here). Now most of the Factories are closed, but we still produce artwork and decorative glass worldwide.

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• The Charcoal Factory

  
  by ripsta
  posted 2 months ago
  8 comments and 6 votes

  How charcoal is made? Producing charcoal is a time consuming process. Most of the process is manually done.

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• Flashback to LOMO Factory

  
  by grad
  posted 5 months ago
  11 comments and 14 votes

  What were you doing in 1999-2000, where have you been? Were you doing Lomography already? Let's take a flashback to where it all began - while still in festival mood of the LC-A's legendary birth!

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• The Red Giants/Ex Fiat Steel Production Plant

  
  by champi
  posted 7 months ago
  3 comments and 5 votes

  The ex Fiat/Teksid steel plate production plants, situated in the northern part of Turin, were definitely closed in 1992 and then partially destroyed. Still standing though are the "red giants", the huge steel columns which were once the structure of the factory.

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• Irshansk Titan Factory

  
  by wil6ka
  posted 8 months ago
  6 comments, 12 submissions, and 2 votes

  With the economic production coming to a little stop due to the crisis we shouldn't forget that now more than ever it will important to Proust real things instead of financial dreams. And to do real things, almost all real things, you will need Titan. A base of almost every industrial product. A resource that is found largely in the Ukraine. I have been to such a mine and factory: Moonwalk reloaded!

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• The Sprinkler Factory

  
  by zoso1019
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment and 1 vote

  The Sprinkler Factory is one of the most Lomogenic places in Worcester.

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• Graffiti Fabric

  
  by champi
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment

  A little while ago, I went to shoot in an abandoned textile factory (see in my other locations)... As it was great fun and gave me really cool pics, I've been looking for other similar places to go with my cameras!

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• Manifattura Moncalieri (Torino)

  
  by champi
  posted about 1 year ago
  5 comments

  I can't remember how many times I passed in front of this abandoned factory with my car, insulting myself for not having a camera with me to take a few shots of this awesome piece of architecture... Till the day I said come on, I have to go there and shoot! So I took my bag with a few cameras and drove to the factory!

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• Museum of Electricity (Lisbon)

  
  by tmmluis
  posted about 1 year ago
  2 comments and 1 vote

  Been built in 1914 «the Tejo Power Station is one of Lisbon's architectural landmarks and boasts a façade of undeniable beauty. In its day it was a real pioneer in electricity generation. Today, almost a century since it was built, the power station has again taken on innovative aspects and a prominent position as an Electricity Museum.

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• Brach’s Candy Factory

  
  posted about 1 year ago
  1 vote

  I recently went to the abandoned Brach's Candy Factory, 401 N. Cicero Ave., Chicago, IL. At the time of its closing in 2004, it was the largest candy factory in the world. Although it has only been three years since it closed, its interior condition has quickly deteriorated. The factory is easy to get into the plant via a noticeable break in the fence and is located on Chicago's West Side near the intersection of N. Cicero Ave. and W. Lake Street. You can use Chicago's rapid transit system by taking the Green Line: Lake, getting off at the Cicero station. The station is on the northeast corner of Lake and Cicero and the candy factory is off to the left of the station. You may find homeless people in some of the rooms of the factory. We did, but they just said hello as we walked by.

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