Mines #7. Crushing machine by Littlejock
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Description
This is another view of the mines. This machine use to crushing the minerals turning, inside is some iron balls (you will see in next post) mixed with minerals.. and later extract all triturate.
In this case cant stole it and no problem leave out the building..
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Comments (23)
Beautiful color and texture, and the old building illustrates even more the abandonment of the scene! Interesting series, Luis!
definitely a crushing view!!!
Excellent shot, I love the rust and your POV is striking :)
Wonderful capture..
Looks fantastic. Best to keep out of its way :)))
Very nice. 5+!!!
Very interesting!
Your mine series has been an interesting one, Luis. I love the variety of shots you take; it makes for a very interesting portfolio and gallery!
Really an impressive image, very well done!!!
great image my friend
wonderful work....
fantastic work and very interesting..
Fantastic capture.
Excellent shot with fantastic details, my friend. Looks impressive.
los restos de una gran era... pena... pero geniales para una gran foto.
I have one of these Luis, but on a much smaller scale, it is a tumbler for polishing small rocks and minerals. I put grit and metal balls in to take off the rough edges, mine only holds up to 3lb of rock. Excellent capture. Bravo!!!!!
Ouch, something you definitely want to get out of the way of as it rolls your way. Terrific capture of this rusted leviathan and the decimated structure behind it, Littlejock!
again a beauty, your mine series is super Luis
Interesting capture Luis!
Wow! Very interesting equipment part. Huge... Excellent. Aloha
Excellent capture my friend.We have something similar but much smaller in size that are being used to crush the coal that has been burned in the boilers.
Fantastic shot! It's so rare to see these machine componenets like this. Wonderful shot!
The colors and shapes, the detail of the barrels are excellent. I guess that I would have slightly blurred the BG (trying to do my best with Photohsop CS3 Dynamic Filter function, this can be done another way in older Photoshops such as the 6 to CS2), but this is a matter of taste and I understand also that you made the choice of keeping the object within its original environment. Beautiful testimony and interesting explanation! 5, of course!