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Amazing shapes!
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Looks like Darth Vader's whole helmet sliced in half, leaving the back piece intact!
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Again love the contrast between the dull, grimy, industrial interior with the softer, brighter plant life and sunlight outside. Makes the place seem rather grim and unpleasant, like I want to just hurry up and get out of that door, back into the world!
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Love the greenery creeping in on the right. Its like life is creeping its way back into that lifeless, forgotten place; nature reclaiming its territory from those brash, man-made, industrial structures. Lovely!
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Thats amazing that you can see through the water like that... i would have expected it to be murky and more opaque. Makes a gorgeous shot though with all the colours, textures and movement, love it!
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depository/ stockroom
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I love the exterior of this building more so than the inside i think
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Yeah i love bnw photography, always adds drama to the shot
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Now there's an ominous sign...
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Wow cool find... i agree with the English though... wonder what that's about?!
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Yeah, it's store.

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/
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Could it be limestone dust? Stone delivered via train like the coal? I think the stone would be used with the ore and coal in steel production.
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kidsfiend eh? but i agree with you fiend, it's beautiful.
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I think Magasin means store, but i can't be sure. Anyone else speak french in here?
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What's is that gated room on the left? and elevator or something? It looks locked.