Here’s another photograph of the Cheoah River Dam, located in Robbinsville, North Carolina. It was constructed between 1916-1919, stands 225-feet tall, and, in 1993, was used as a filming location for the movie, The Fugitive (starring Harrison Ford). Today, it can be enjoyed on a variety of fine prints and other gift items, available in my galleries at Pixels & Redbubble. Thanks!
Tag: industrial
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Cheoah River Dam
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Abstract Gears
Enjoy this three dimensional grunge-style graphic artwork, featuring several mechanical gears with reflection and half-tone effects. This image is available on many different great gift & apparel items, in the following shops:
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Cheoah Dam
Completed in 1919 and standing 225-feet tall, this black and white photograph of the historic Cheoah Dam was taken in Robbinsville, North Carolina. You can find many fine prints and more when you visit the following galleries:
Trivia: this dam was included in the 1993 movie, The Fugitive (Harrison Ford).
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Off the Beaten Trail
Leaving the Laurel-Snow Trail to climb a hill and step into the forest, I stepped back in time 100 years. At that time and earlier, the Dayton Coal & Iron Company had a mining operation at this Dayton, Tennessee location, along Richland Creek. Now, when exploring off the beaten trail, hikers can observe structural vestiges of that era, as seen in these photographs:
Prints Available
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Fine prints are available in several varieties, including: framed, canvas, art, wood, poster, metal, acrylic and tapestry. Framed prints may also be customized to suit your wishes.
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Ijams Nature Center
These photographs were taken while hiking at Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville, Tennessee, including Mead’s Quarry Lake and The Keyhole:
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Industrial Structure
Taken many years ago in the city of Grand Ledge, Michigan, this black and white photograph features an abandoned, out of business industrial structure. For prints and other items, you can visit these shops: Pixels, Redbubble and Society 6. Thanks for stopping by!
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Ijams Nature Center
Yesterday I visited Mead’s Quarry Lake, part of the Ijams Nature Center, a 315-acre park along the Tennessee River in Knoxville, where I hiked for a few hours. Mining operations in the early 1900’s included extraction of limestone and marble, and remnants of milled-stone are evident throughout the park. Here are a few photographs of the area:
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Historic Structure
Railroad Trestle
This black and white photograph was taken at Richland Creek, near Dayton, Tennessee, and features the structural remnants of a railroad train trestle that was used by the Dayton Coal & Iron Company, in operation between 1882 until the 1920’s.
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City Collage
Enjoy this grunge style photographic collage of an industrial structure, graffiti, a concrete window frame and a taxi on the street. You can discover a variety of product options to enjoy when you visit my shop.
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Mechanical Abstract
This abstract digital imagery of a mysterious mechanical apparatus – car engine, refrigerator, toaster? – is available on a variety of items in the following shops: Pixels, Society 6 and Redbubble. Check it out…
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Great Lakes Freighter
Stylized vintage photograph from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, featuring a Great Lakes freighter in Lake Superior being loaded at the iron ore dock located on Presque Isle. See more.
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Vacant Parking Structure
Stylized photograph of a vacant parking structure, located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Prints available.
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Architectural Abstract
One could assume that a structure such as this might include a door. Or, not. Enjoy this design on wall art, home decor, lifestyle, beach, greeting cards, stationary, phone cases, apparel and/or coffee mugs.
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Layers of Rock And Light
This photograph was taken under a bridge on the Huron River (Ann Arbor, Michigan), as morning sunlight reflected on structural pillars and across several layers of stacked rocks.