905 Comments for Bethlehem Steel Mill

Yes - imagine rainbow colors - and it is so sharp.
But....is it flaking silver paint, you think?
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I imagine 3000 psi steam would parboil anyone unlucky enough to be in its path.
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What a tangled web we weave when at first we practice to, ummm smelt? refine? Bessimer? I give up
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Interesting how the slag is peeling away from the I beam
Love the sound of trains in the distance
We have an old pig iron mill site here that is now a tourist attraction. I love wandering around there and this place reminds me of it.
I love the city lights in the background! Great shot!
Definitel NOT a christmas person, ugh. So glad it's over! They start it too early but anyway glad I checked in today. Yay new gallery! LOVE these old mills.
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Wonderful photo, been starting at it for a while and getting lost in it.
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The room was humming harder as the ceiling blew away
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Iron jungle
I used to be in the foundry business. Or to be more precise I sold supplies to them. One place I visited on the day where they had an instance where a golf ball sized drop of molten iron dropped straight into a workers head. It did not stop until it hit the floor. (edited version)
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Rust never sleeps
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I disagree on the background, Motts. It puts the stacks and furnace in a nice relief. The humid air gives the subject a very soft look in contrast to its hard, cold reality.
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I agree Eldokid. Reminds me of a Turner watercolor.