Stara Ciglana ..., a photo from Serbia, North

Photographer's Note

Stara Ciglana ...

Bio sam sa drugarom, profesionalnim fotografom iz Holandije, da vidom staru ciglanu i snimim rusevine ...
O staroj ciglani nisam nasao podatke.
Nekada je ovde bilo mnogo radnika, iz dimnjaka je izlazio dim, cula se galama ljudi.
Sada su ostale samo rusevine, i uspomene.
Priroda radi svoj posao, polako rusi i nosi u zaborav, jedno staro vreme, kada se ovde radilo, i stvarala nova buducnost.
Mestom, sada vlada tisina ...

Old Brickyard ...

I was with a buddy, a professional photographer from the Netherlands, to seeing old brick factory ruins and shoot ...
The old brick factory I could not find the data.
Sometimes there was a lot of workers coming out of the chimney smoke, heard the clamor of people.
Now only ruins remain, and memories.
Nature is doing its job, and slowly destroys worn to oblivion, an old time, when it is about, and create a new future.
Place, now there is silence ...

ikeharel, tedesse, adramad, ourania, jusninasirun, kato, krzychu30, Sonata11, Cricri has marked this note useful

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ikeharel (38090) 2013-03-08 0:28

Old industries gave way to modern high-tech and new technology, Pavle, so your pic. describe well this revolution.
The high chimney is an eyes catching element, and good that is no longer "puphing" smoke, and the environmernt kept cleaner.
Good clear image. Regards,
Ike

Noel_Byrne (8073) 2013-03-08 6:29

hi Paja,
Ovo je stvarno fascinantna tema. Ruševine je jedan od mojih omiljenih predmeta za fotografiranje, oni su sablasno, ćudljivo i velika drijemanje na prošlim vremenima. Volim svoj položaj zgrade ovdje, a protiv tog vrlo intrigantan nebu. Volio bih da posjetite ovo mjesto.
hvala za dijeljenje ovaj odličan udarac i predmet.
mnogo hvala
Noel

abmdsudi (27118) 2013-03-08 8:10

Hi Pavle
This is a great shot, tons of atmosphere and very different. I think the direct pov adds to the photo-journalistic appearance and gives emphasis on dereliction to the central subject matter. This chimney stack and the whole structures are reminders of the old industrial past. Well recorded and nice take, Congrats
Kind regards

tedesse (22493) 2013-03-08 9:29

Hello Pavle!
We also have abandoned the old brickyards:(
Good POV and nicely framed photo. Nice colors and good sharpness.
Yours sincerely
Tadeusz

adramad (27872) 2013-03-08 9:39

Hello Pavle.
The lofty height of the chimney, now silent as the whole, these industries have long passed into oblivion, in Spain as well, now there are other materials and other methods.
Good range of colors, for a sad and cloudy day.
Perfect both the brightness, sharpness as good.
Well done.
Enjoy the weekend.
Best wishes.
Luis.

ourania (13085) 2013-03-08 11:01

Hello Paja,
a very gloomy and intriguing picture, it's amazing how the moody light befits the theme. Your composition has excellent balance and depth, textures and colours are very consistent and make a powerful overall impression. There's a strong feeling of desolation, it's hard to imagine what the factory looked like in its glory days. The workshop pictures complement the presentation superbly, I particularly like the front view. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a lovely weekend,
Ourania

TekAli (976) 2013-03-08 14:16

Selam Pevle
Kadrajı ve netligi ile sade hoş bir fotoğraf olmuş.
Sunum da bir o kadar başarılı
Tebrikler Pavle

Hello Pavle
Framing and have nice photo with simple clarity.
A presentation so successful
Congratulations Pavle

jusninasirun (17144) 2013-03-08 17:05

Hello Paja.
Good framing of this old brickyard with tall chimney and earth tone. The foreground ploughed snow adds perspective in this shot.
Have a great weekend.
Jusni

kato (7086) 2013-03-08 18:54

Hello Pavle,

You're capturing well this architecture by a good composition and excellent tone/clarity, so it's interesting and impressive to see the brick factory which stands on the snowy ground with the tall chimney. It's impressive that the building is red color, too. In response to the current of the times, change of industry is also early. Also in our country, energies such as oil and atomic power gained new power and coal industry declines. Now, the mining institution of coal is hardly seen.

Kind regards,
mikio

krzychu30 (9399) 2013-03-09 6:48

Hello Pavle,
old industrial architecture appeals to me much.Especially such like this made of red bricks.Your capture of this factory is really successful.It´s well composed and framed.Also the POV you used to immortalize this scene seems to be the best possible.I like also this strong contrast you achieved.The color scheme is quite modest,but the red bricks really stand out here.Well done!

Wish You a nice weekend
Krzysztof

maria-v1981 (10409) 2013-03-09 11:30

Hello Pavle,
A very good capture of this Old Brickyard. I like the colour contrasts offered by the dark sky The image has a very nice mood about it, thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Maria

Cricri (87288) 2013-03-10 11:11

Hi Paja
Une usine de souvenir pour certain....impressionnante hauteur de la cheminée et des briques rouges
Belle réalisation
Belle soirée
cricri

holmertz (27216) 2013-03-10 12:02

Hello Pavle,
Memories from times long ago when factories like this were built. A lot of hard work was done by many brick-layers to create this building, now it is reaching its death. It is still an impressive building and the chimney rises majestically againstt the cloudy sky.
Kind regards,
Gert

macjake (39998) 2013-03-25 11:01

Hi Pavle
you are so lucky!
I would have loved to be on this photo shoot with you and your friend!
these subjects are truly my kind of style :)
did you go inside?
a great post for TE
cheers
craig

jmdias (46240) 2013-04-07 10:15

paja

nice view of this old structure in ruins; I liked the framing and these details, the image is something dark, but it is nice anyway.

hugs

jorge

Urs (12456) 2013-05-15 19:44

Hi Pavle

Time is passing fast,sometimes faster then we think. When we were kids there were small brick factories everywhere, but nowadays there are a few big brick factories producing more and faster then the much smaller predecessors. Well done

Warm regards
Urs