This water treatment works tucked away in Sheffield is somewhat of a photographic gem. It features quite simply the best unintentional smiley face display panels I’ve ever seen! The site was originally mothballed and planned for refurbishment in the early part of the previous decade but little has happened to the site since.
Lafarge Cement Works, WestburyThis site closed in April 2009 and has remained, in part, mothballed. The cement kilns are due to be demolished soon leaving only the cement mills on this vast site....
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George Barnsley & Sons, SheffieldGeorge Barnsley & Sons Ltd specialised in tools for shoe makers and leather workers. The building closed around 2004. This was my third visit to the site, over the years...
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George Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield (35mm)Same visit as previous but taken on the Canon 300 Film SLR. Again used the 50mm f1.8 prime lens and Kodak 400CN B&W film. Share it:
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Brooks Dye Works & Bristol Industrial CranesThere wasn’t really a plan for this weekend. So many things to look at and yet so many things that really didn’t come to fruition. The first real success was...
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Loxley Congregational Chapel, SheffieldBuilt in 1787 and closed in 1993 Loxley Congregational Chapel was known later in life as Loxley United Reformed / Independent Church. The building is surround by graves on three...
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