905 Comments for Bethlehem Steel Mill

These are oil injectors for internal engine parts lubrication.

Thank you sir!

Lynne, I was late too, but MUCH better late than never! I agree, what a sick wallpaper this would be!

Thanks, Motts! I never knew where the term "pig iron" came from, although I have heard it used all my life.

I am fascinated by the complexity of this machine and the processes involved in building/maintaining it. And who the heck was brilliant enough to envision all of this? I am guessing that after an initial brilliant idea, each piece and/or process was added by trial and error to improve the production rate. Engineers never get enough credit for their braininess.

The colors are spot on here - this is brilliant!

This is an oddly satisfying picture.

Damn thing has teeth - this is a very impressive pic!

When we lived in Pittsburgh we used to drive by the slag heaps almost every day. I chuckled when I heard "slag" used as a derogatory word on a British sit-com some years back, but all I could think was, "If a woman is anywhere near as tough as the slag at a steel factory, she must be one hell of a tough woman and has my admiration and respect."

Binky - steampunk it is!

This is one magnificent shot!

Color! Contrast! Texture! Lighting! All check!

I am lost with John Galt, staring at this.

2 Chainz is 4 chainz' half-brother.

I LOVE this shot - it has everything!

Sorry, Mica, that's actually a soap dispenser.

Love the colors and textures.