The third week of #challengeyourcamera, this week the challenge theme is #industrial. Ancient or modern we are all close to something manufactured, a factory, a railway, working or abandoned. Take a look around, what can you find that fits the bill? In England we have a great deal of heritage from the Industrial Revolution and these have made fantastic opportunities for photography, often best seen in monochrome and darkened light if indoors. Here’s a few of my own examples which will hopefully inspire you to have a go at the challenge:
Last Weeks Roll of Honour #2 Red
- Musings of an Inconsistent Libran
- ThatTravelLadyInHerShoes
- Nowathome
- Urban Girl On The Go
- I Scrap 2
- View From The Back
- A Prairie Perspective
- Two Sisters
Challenge Rules
Each week I am selecting a single theme to point my camera at or display a few photos from my collection as a way to brighten up the week as we enter a new year which we all hope will be brighter than the last. If you would like to join me in #challengeyourcamera then here’s what to do:
Follow me to discover the weekly theme I have chosen.
Select a few photos related to the week’s theme
Post your own photos that week, any day you like.
Include a caption with each photo so we know what/where it is
Include a link to my blog in your post so that I am notified and can follow you back
Add a pingback/link to YOUR post in the comment section of MY post on that weeks theme.
Include the tag #challengeyourcamera
I will follow you back
I will encourage other posters to follow you
I will list each blogger in my weekly post
Categories: Photography
WineArt: #6 An Aesthetic Experience 
WineArt: #3 The Flower of Burgundy 
WineArt #2 The Art of Friendship 
WineArt: #1 The Elegance of Volnay 
Here is mine: https://scrapydo2.wordpress.com/2021/01/21/challenge-your-camera-3-industrial/
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Britain has some marvellous industrial heritage. Mills and mines make really interesting photography subjects.
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Yes, heritage is the right word for it. We have paid many visits to industrial museums mostly in the Midlands and North of England. My first main job when I left school, before I had any sense and went to university, was in a small ironworks ….. noisy, smelly, but very exciting. I worked for British Steel for 13 years! Most of my ancestors were Cornish miners, tin and copper. Recently we travelled 120 miles up to Sheffield just to photograph the last surviving Bessemer Furnace in England, thankfully preserved.
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There is an area in South Australia where copper was mined and the first miners were all from Cornwall. They still have a Kernwek Lowender there every two years. I met my husband at one.
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Good challenge, plus I like the way you answered. Love the close-ups in B/W … But there is something about the last photo that captures my attention.
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Thanks Frank, the last photo was difficult in the early evening light, where to focus was the problem, I eventually aimed at the footpath!
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… and it turned out well. 🙂
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OK, this one was a bit of a challenge! I loved it!
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This one is going to be tricky
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Yes, a proper challenge. Mine were a bit extreme as I didn’t want to give any easy clues. They were also “old” industrial which isn’t absolutely necessary. They were also away from my home also not necessary …. enough clues?
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Absolutely, I have made my selection based on my interpretation of the challenge. You’ll have to wait until Thursday.
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Not a problem 👍
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