Lest we forget, the whole reason for Scranton Lace’s existence was to manufacture Nottingham Lace, we now enter the production section of the facility…
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But now it’s manufacturing decay…
Or beauty…
Fantastic light in this Robert! I love the small dumpster in the front.
Thank you…It took a couple of tries as I was getting a lot of flare from the windows on the left with my 16mm.
You’re welcome. 🙂 Hope you are having a good weekend.
Thanks – well the heat went on for the first time and I attended an opening for some of my images at a group show…so yes, things are going along nicely.
Great!! Glad you survived the heat. I guess you have to be one “cool” dude to do it too. 😉
is there any lace in that overturned cart!! Your perspectives are brilliant!
Thanks – yes, as you shall see…