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[IDAHO-A-0495] Lewiston Dam by waterarchives

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[IDAHO-A-0495] Lewiston Dam

Image Title: Lewiston Dam

Date: August 21, 1926

Place: Snake River, Lewison, Idaho

Description/Caption: Lewiston G.E. Development Date: August 21st, 1926 No. 8 Lewiston, Idaho

Medium: Real Photo Postcard (RPPC)

Photographer/Maker: Unknown

Cite as: ID-A-0495, WaterArchives.org

Restrictions: There are no known U.S. copyright restrictions on this image. While the digital image is freely available, it is requested that www.waterarchives.org be credited as its source. For higher quality reproductions of the original physical version contact www.waterarchives.org, restrictions may apply.

Industrial Blue Hour at Eemshaven Port. by Dusoswa

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Industrial Blue Hour at Eemshaven Port.

A capture of Eemshaven port during the blue hour. The image showcases the scale of offshore operations, featuring a jack-up rig and massive cranes silhouetted against the deep blue twilight sky.

Industrial Yellow Crane in Puerto Madero Buenos Aires Reflecting Argentina's Modernized Maritime Port History by Samuel and Audrey Media Network

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Industrial Yellow Crane in Puerto Madero Buenos Aires Reflecting Argentina's Modernized Maritime Port History

Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires: A towering, vibrant yellow industrial crane stands as a silent sentinel against the deep, velvety expanse of the night sky. The structure’s intricate iron latticework is illuminated by sharp, artificial light, casting long shadows that emphasize the geometric complexity of this mechanical relic. Once a vital artery for maritime commerce, the crane now serves as a nostalgic landmark, bridging the gap between the neighborhood’s gritty harbor origins and its current status as a sophisticated urban hub. The upward-angled perspective emphasizes the sheer scale of the machinery, creating a dramatic sense of depth that draws the eye toward the dark, starlit heavens. Beneath the crane, the soft glow of distant city lights filters through the atmosphere, providing a stark contrast to the utilitarian steel geometry above. The deliberate composition highlights the interplay between industrial decay and architectural preservation, capturing the essence of a rapidly evolving cityscape. By anchoring the frame with this massive crane, the photograph invites viewers to contemplate the transformation of Argentina's waterfront from a working dockland into a premiere cultural destination. This iconic silhouette remains an essential study of how historical infrastructure can be reclaimed to define the modern identity of a global metropolis. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.

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Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires: Una imponente grúa industrial de color amarillo vibrante se erige como un centinela silencioso contra la profunda y aterciopelada extensión del cielo nocturno. El intrincado entramado de hierro de la estructura está iluminado por una luz artificial nítida, que proyecta largas sombras que enfatizan la complejidad geométrica de esta reliquia mecánica. Alguna vez una arteria vital para el comercio marítimo, la grúa ahora sirve como un punto de referencia nostálgico, cerrando la brecha entre los orígenes portuarios de este barrio y su estatus actual como un sofisticado centro urbano. La perspectiva en ángulo ascendente enfatiza la escala de la maquinaria, creando una sensación dramática de profundidad que atrae la vista hacia los oscuros cielos estrellados. Debajo de la grúa, el suave resplandor de las luces distantes de la ciudad se filtra a través de la atmósfera, proporcionando un marcado contraste con la geometría de acero utilitaria de arriba. La composición deliberada destaca la interacción entre la decadencia industrial y la preservación arquitectónica, capturando la esencia de un paisaje urbano en rápida evolución. Al anclar el encuadre con esta grúa masiva, la fotografía invita a los espectadores a contemplar la transformación del frente costero de Argentina, de un muelle de trabajo a un destino cultural de primer nivel. Esta silueta icónica sigue siendo un estudio esencial sobre cómo la infraestructura histórica puede ser recuperada para definir la identidad moderna de una metrópolis global. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.

Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
📊 Project 23 Master Database

Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23

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Beorma Quarter and the Bullring from Smallbrook Queensway by ell brown

Beorma Quarter and the Bullring from Smallbrook Queensway

Beorma Quarter and the Bullring from Smallbrook Queensway.


The view down Edgbaston Street.


Bullring & Grand Central Birmingham of course was completely closed on Easter Sunday.

Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis) by byjcb

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Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis)

20260303-JCB_4120 - Washoe Valley, WAS (NV)

Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis) by byjcb

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Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis)

20260303-JCB_4107 - Washoe Valley, WAS (NV)

Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis) by byjcb

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Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis)

20260303-JCB_4113 - Washoe Valley, WAS (NV)

RX401541 by Gosport Flyer

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RX401541

HMS Duncan (D37) is the sixth and last of the Type 45 or Daring-class air-defence destroyers built for the Royal Navy.

She was launched in 2010. Duncan is named after Adam Duncan, 1st Viscount Duncan (1 July 1731 – 4 August 1804).

Pictured here undergoing maintenance alongside at Portsmouth Naval Base, Hampshire, UK.

The crane by bernard.saubot

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The crane

Salvaged by MBDGE

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Salvaged

The former Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service vessel Headcorn successfully salvaged from the depths of Oban Bay yesterday by the crane barge LARA1. Built in 1974 and now operated as a workboat, she sank on her mooring on 17 March 2026.

grey crowned crane by im2fast4u2c

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grey crowned crane

grey crowned crane by im2fast4u2c

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grey crowned crane

grey crowned crane by im2fast4u2c

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grey crowned crane

Reflections by Zog the Frog

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Reflections

Two cranes reflected in one of the new glass fronted buildings in Edinburgh.

365/94 - Year 15 Photo 3381

Maple House at Canary Landing, April 3 2026 by pascalhd2

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Maple House at Canary Landing, April 3 2026

DCS_7373_Watermarked by richellis1978

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DCS_7373_Watermarked

The Stone Yard with Birmingham Funfair behind in Digbeth by ell brown

The Stone Yard with Birmingham Funfair behind in Digbeth

The Stone Yard with Birmingham Funfair behind in Digbeth.


I couldn't really see the funfair from the Secret Garden at the Library of Birmingham, knowing this Moda development is now in the way.

Colmore Gate refurbishment and 103 Colmore Row by ell brown

Colmore Gate refurbishment and 103 Colmore Row

Colmore Gate refurbishment.


Views of the scaffolding and crane from the Library of Birmingham, Secret Garden.


With 103 Colmore Row.

Colmore Gate refurbishment by ell brown

Colmore Gate refurbishment

Colmore Gate refurbishment.


Views of the scaffolding and crane from the Library of Birmingham, Secret Garden.

FTF FS-9.13AT 1988 (BZ-08-GJ) by MilanWH

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FTF FS-9.13AT 1988 (BZ-08-GJ)

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