Come on now, surely plenty of you have photos that can fit this broad topic...
quote:in·dus·try (ĭn'də-strē pronunciation
n., pl. -tries.
1. Commercial production and sale of goods.
2. A specific branch of manufacture and trade: the textile industry. See synonyms at business.
3. The sector of an economy made up of manufacturing enterprises: government regulation of industry.
4. Industrial management.
5. Energetic devotion to a task or an endeavor; diligence: demonstrated great intelligence and industry as a prosecutor.
6. Ongoing work or study associated with a specified subject or figure: the Civil War industry; the Hemingway industry.
7. Archaeology.
1. A collection of artifacts or tools made from a specified material: a Mesolithic bone industry.
2. A standardized tradition of toolmaking associated with a specified tool or culture: a stone hand-ax industry; the Acheulian industry.
[Middle English industrie, skill, from Old French, from Latin industria, diligence, from feminine of industrius, diligent.]
Very diligent ^^ DL-44 you've talked me into it
The first three photos of the docks were taken a year or two ago. I quite often take the dock road route on my journey home from my Ma's to my place and I love stopping off to marvel at the huge old warehouses. These date back hundreds of years to a time when the port of Liverpool was a very busy place.
I'm planning to go inside some of these places soon to take some more shots, I'm still waiting for permission from the Docks and Harbour Board.
Also a very industrious time for all the creatures raising or preparing to raise familys too. I did not notice the eggs untill I loaded the photos into the computer. Last year they raised five signets.
From: Darwin, NT, Australia Insane since: Dec 2003
posted 03-21-2007 00:33
DL, those images are just f***** brilliant, as is the presentation; we might have to gang up and get ya reduced to exibitor status only
AS an old, well aging, powder monkey, I especially liked #7 of the jammed drill steel. Looks like they wound it off, trying to pull back with the incorrect rotation... still, when they jam ya just gotta try what ya can.
while I'm flattered, I know very well that many people here pretty consistantly have much higher quality photos than mine!
The photo you mention - that area is a several mile long stretch of unfinished highway. Unfinished for the last 30 + years that is. I recall at least a half a dozen of the drill shafts dotted throughout...
From: Darwin, NT, Australia Insane since: Dec 2003
posted 03-21-2007 01:27
I should maybe qualify; I meant particularly with regard to the number and relevance to the weekly topic.
I agree that there are several members, Shi comes to mind immediately, that produce images of outstanding quality; us mere loonies can only dabble on the sidelines
Lovely sleepingwolf =)
Though surely you must have some industrious little critters in your collection as well
Tao - love the scrap-heap. Funny enough I was browsing an architectural history book this evening, and there was a photo of those dock warehouses. what are the odds?
Hey hang on, I just came back from holiday, take it easy!
Thank you very much DL-44, I am very honoured as this was my first contribution! Ok, I will think about it in the next hour - actually I know that I had an idea a few days ago, just in case, so I'll try and remember it - and will edit this post to anounce the new topic!
*drum rolls*
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[edit] Go there... Hope it has not been done before, but I don't think so [/edit]