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The old Singer


Image by polapix

Hilba 4×5 camera, Symmar 180mm F/5,6, 1/2 s, Tungsten light.

Polacolor 59 4×5&quot sheet film exp. JUL 2000 (Yay it nonetheless operates!)

I discovered this sewing machine in the garbage in the early 1990s.

It has been functioning properly ever since then.

When I required to replace the rubber ring of the spooler I went to they Singer shop and they had one. This machine is about 90 years old.

It needs no electrical energy and sews through up to six layers of denim with out complaining.

I’ve learned what I know about sewing because of this machine.

Serial Quantity is Y805212 so it was built in Clydebank, Scotland in 1923

Two sheets of 59 left. Looking forward to New55 film.

If only there was New59 too.

Cathay Supply Tungsten, Barite, Granite Crusher Machine China

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Cathay Supply Tungsten, Barite, Granite Crusher Machine China

 

China’s total supply of barite in 2500 to 3000 tons, all from domestic production for. Domestic consumption of barite in 1300 was about 1,200 tons, of which oil and gas exploration for the 700 to 800 million tons, 60% of total consumption; for barium chemical products 400 to 500 million tons, accounting for about 30%; accounting for about 10%. China is Tungsten Beneficiation the world’s largest exporter of barite. 90′s annual export volume of barite and its products is generally 150 to 200 tons. Barite and the barium salt in 1996 2.058 million tons exported, the export amount of 121 million, of which 1.86 million tons barite.

Copper ore a valuable mineral source for all countries. The biggest copper mines are in Chile and North America, every year many thousands of tonnes of copper ore were produced, The copper Mirror Iron Ore Beneficiation ores are extracted by either traditional mining (open pit or underground) or by leaching, and 90 percent of the copper ore was mined from open pit. Copper ore, along with tin ore, are the first ores a player can mine using the Mining skill.

Copper is mined either at open pit copper ore mines or underground copper ore mines. First the copper ore is blasted, loaded and transported to the primary crushers. Then the ore is crushed and screened, with the fine sulfide ore (~-0.5 mm) going to froth flotation cells for recovery of copper. In the primary crusher, the ore is broken into smaller pieces Barite Crusher of less than 25 centimetres in diameter. Crushed ore is then loaded on to a conveyor belt which takes it to the storage bin. In the storage bin, ball mills and other grinding machine grind the ore until it is a fine powder. During the crushing process, CGM has improved the capacity and end crushing products with our secondary crusher and tertiary crusher. The total energy consumption is reduced considerably.

As a major mining crushing equipment manufacturer in China, we can supply our clients with jaw crusher, cone crusher, impact crusher and industrial grinding mill etc. Our jaw crusher is a good primary crusher, our impact crusher is widely used as secondary crusher, our cone crusher including Symons cone crusher, hydraulic cone crusher can be used as secondary crusher and tertiary crusher. Beyond this, we also supply ball mill, vertical mill, Raymond mill, trapezium mill etc. to our clients.

CS cone crusher series high efficiency, can be widely used in metal and nonmetal mines, cement, construction, metallurgy, transportation, aggregate production and other industries. Especially for iron ore, gold ore, nonferrous metal ores, granite, basalt, diabase, quartzite and other hard, medium hard ore and rock. CS series of high spring cone crusher used in Granite Crusher the construction of rubble, sand production process, especially when broken basalt and other hard materials, not only high efficiency, low production costs, and broken a good grain products, high quality sand and gravel aggregate .

 

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Cathay Supply Tungsten, Barite, Granite Crusher Machine China

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Luc and Emma


Image by kern.justin

Hey all! Head over to tWp to see more portraits and to view Large on Black at www.thewindypixel.com!

We here at tWp are thrilled to announce the start of our Chicagoans portrait project! This project will feature portraits and statements of Chicago citizens from all walks of life. The inspiration for this project has to do with the work of countless inspiring photographers who tell peoples’ stories with magnificent portraits. We not only want to introduce you to these people but also to give them a voice on this website to say what they will, hopefully stimulating conversation. Have a read and leave a comment or two! Today’s Chicagoan is Luc Rodgers (and his doggie Emma): cafe manager (at my favorite coffee house!), dog-owner, metal fanatic/DJ ….

What do you love and hate about the city?

One of the aspects I love most about Chicago is the enormous geographical size yet small, midwestern feel and attitude of its citizens. While it may take a while to get somewhere it is almost a sure bet that you are gonna see someone you know along the way. Also, the varying neighborhoods and what each of them has to offer. For instance one can travel from my neighborhood, Uptown, which is extremely diverse (and violent) a few blocks north to Andersonville where the local businesses of various types are all lined up for your perusal. Of course, the best part about Andersonville are the Hopleaf, for the greatest beer selection and food (the first gastropub in the midwest, 15 years and running strong), and Simon’s, which has the greatest juke box and bartenders.

I absolutely hate Lincoln Park and the general attitude it has spawned. Being populated by mostly people that grew up in small towns, most of them walk around with a snooty attitude for the sole reason of living in a large metropolitan area. Living here does not make one “metropolitan” or demure, as some might think. When you are jogging with make up on, you’re an ass, plain and simple.

What is Chicago’s best kept secret?

If you asked me this a few years ago I would’ve said Kuma’s, but that has long since spoiled. (No fault of Kuma’s…the place is still great, it is just most of the clientele (read: Lincoln Park) that unfortunately have the ability to ruin anything good. I would have to say Metal Haven is definitely one secret that remains a real gift. It is a record store on Montrose and Damen (just down the street from my place) that carries strictly metal. The categories include Doom, Brutal Shit, and the like. While the vinyl selection is relatively small, it is forever changing so repeat visits are mandatory if you are to find that long lost Exodus record or a re-issue of some good Norwegian black metal stuff. SImply walking around also provides some insight into the little gems hidden away in this great city. For instance there is a great tunnel a few blocks away from my house that goes underneath Lake Shore Drive and opens up to a beautiful multi-teired fountain set below the surrounding area, making it invisible to passers-by on the trail and LSD.

Another is my metal night at Jerry’s…yes, shameless self-promotion. Situated in the heart of Wicker Park on Damen and Division, Jerry’s is an upscale sandwich restaurant with a great beer selection and live music or DJs a few nights a week. It is the last place one would expect a night of metal, but it is there nonetheless. What could be better than a delicious hummus sandwich, Thai pasta salad, and Bell’s Two-Hearted coupled set to the relaxing sounds of Gorgoroth’s Twilight of the Idols (in Conspiracy With Satan)? Obviously nothing.

What is Chicago’s biggest problem?

The public transit system continues to dumbfound and rile me. Standing at a bus stop in the dead of winter with frozen snot stuck to your cheeks and witnessing four buses go by, all of them not the one you’re waiting for, can put a damper on anyone’s day. The fact that it cost .25 per ride with no free transfers makes one wonder, “Where in the hell is all of this money going?” Well, obviously some of it is going to the useless sacks of shit sitting in the “customer service” booths in the train stations. One in ten are helpful and the rest of them always get testy when you interrupt their cell phone conversations to tell them that the fare card machine ate your money.

The taxes here are unreal as well. In the loop alone the sales tax is 11.25%, the highest in the country. Don’t even get me started on the double-taxed cigarettes (one from Illinois and the other from the city itself). .25 for a pack of smokes is far too common.

Sum up Chicago in one word.

Extraordinary.

How these images were made.

I’m going to make a bit of an effort to include some information about how we make these images, especially for the Chicagoans project. Any photogs who find them interesting may be curious – so here are the details:

1st image:

Taken with a Sigma 14mm f/3.5 on a Nikon D700, f/8, 1/200, ISO 800, tungsten WB.

One large softbox camera left (held by Mike) powered by an Nikon SB-26 at full power with one full CTO filter, triggered by a Pocket Wizard Plus. One Nikon SB-26 at half power with one full CTO filter, triggered by setting to “slave.”

The idea here is to underexpose the last bit of eastern twilight by 2 full stops, lighting the subject from the left with soft light and with hard light from the right. The CTO filters turn the neutral strobe light orange, which is turned neutral again by setting the camera white balance to tungsten (do this to turn the sky a fully saturated and very deep blue).

How to get that awesome lens flare sprayed across the frame. I decided to break every rule about portrait photography (to compensate for my lack of portrait photography experience) by shooting with a very wide angle lens, getting really close to the subject. The lens flare comes from the hard, bare flash on the right – the 14mm has a bulbous front element – place a hard light *just* out of frame and you’ll get some dramatic flare – it’s the ultimate twist on catch light.

Color Machine China


Image by Rooztography

Taken with my Holga. Fuji Tungsten T64 slide film. Normal process.

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Berlin Underground “Französische Straße”


Image by dr. motte
www.drmotte.de

Zoe


Image by brentbat

Yesterday a group of us went out to the old Dunlop Factory armed with a smoke machine and had a bit of fun.

For those of you that like the "behind the scenes stuff", you can check out a video that shows the making of here at my blog

Strobist stuff:

Speedlight in sofbox cam right gelled with CT O

Speedlight snooted as hair kicker rear left.

Speedlight behind model shooting through a milk crate gobo.

Camera set on Tungsten WB

what’s in my bag


Image by hockadilly

Sometimes there’s a Nintendo DS Lite in there as well, but not today.

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