Industrial landscape

By the 1820's , rual New England became heavily industrialized with textiles, shoes and other goods because of the Industrial Revolution.

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Image 24 of 39 from gallery of Erieta Attali and Philipp Valente Explore the Shadows of Germany's Industrial Past. Duisburg-Nord public park. Photography & Concept © Erieta Attali

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Part of the abandoned and now ruined industrial processes used in tin mining at Levant near Pendeen. Taken on a foggy February afternoon.

Post-industrial landscape of Ashton Canal, Ancoats, Manchester in 1978.

part of the changing face of Saint-Henri Nothing much to say except this abandoned factory in Saint-Henri is either a blight to some or a thing of decayed beauty. I say both. I wonder when they'll ever demolish it but then again it's such part of the Montreal landscape and the entire rusty structure is so oppressively spooky/creepy than it's going to be a sad day when it's gone. It's a good reminder of the past, something most people don't want to deal with.

De 1927 à 1935, Albert Renger-Patzsch, l'un des photographes les plus importants de l’école de la Nouvelle Objectivité, a réalisé dans la région de la Ruhr une série complète de photographies représentant les périphéries des villes, les fosses de résidus, les routes de campagne, les maisons de banlieue, les lotissements et les mines de charbon.In the years 1927–1935, Albert Renger-Patzsch, one of the most important photographers of the New Objectivity school, took a comprehensive series of…