Voelklingen ironworks - in the deep.. by j-dwarf

Photography • Urban/Cityscape • posted on Sep 04, 2011

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This picture is next photo of a series of photos taken at the World Cultural Heritage Site at the Völklingen Ironworks. It's a part of lower side of the ironwork. These machines are part of the sintering plant, builded in1928. So i postwork it as b/w. It's part of the first step of making iron. Ore dust was baken to a ckae and then broken in little piece to get recycled in the ironwork. Thank you for your viewing, comments and rankings on my previous photo:

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Comments (26)

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Faemike55

2:34PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

Very cool capture and information Thanks

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kbrog

2:39PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

Excellent capture! I think the B&W puts a proper perspective on the atmosphere in a place like this. :)

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jayfar

2:41PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

The B&W helps this pic as in colour I imagine greyish dust covering everything!

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Hendesse

2:59PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

Excellent shot and great sepia tones. Looks fantastic!

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emmecielle

3:07PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

Splendid image! Great sepia tone! :)

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Feliciti

3:25PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

the sepia tones reminds me to rusty things ,fits perfect for this shot, like this industrial noise!

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mgtcs

3:26PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

Gorgeous capture my friend, amazing textures and sepia, excellent photo!

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flavia49

4:02PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

fantastic!! marvelous capture!

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phfrancke

4:34PM | Sun, 04 September 2011

One summer many years ago I worked in an ironworks as a sweeper. I could not help but constantly wipe the sweat from my face and my nickname soon became "spooky".

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