Industrial pictures

"Smoke pouring into the air from a Pittsburgh steel mill, 1906. Each month the steam boilers and furnaces of its industries, railroads, and homes dumped 100 tons of pollutants on its streets." Steel was the main component in the Model-T. One of the largest industries for steel was the automotive industry. Once a middle class friendly automobile was made, more and more vehicles were being designed using more resources and polluting the air further.

Air pollution is one of the growing problems faced by the world at present. China is one of the main countries with

From 1927 until after the fall of communism, Russia’s Soviet Photo magazine charted the region’s pioneering visual culture. A new exhibition at Moscow’s Lumiere Centre for Photography celebrates this history

1920 photo of a radio manufacturing assembly line with all women workforce!

Bill McKibben analyzes the thinking behind many corporations’ environmentally destructive practices, which take a page from the tobacco industry’s playbook, and interviews the activist Anita Chitaya.

From escalators to rivers: your best pictures on this week's theme, crossings

Beijing authorities have proposed new rules that would force more factory shutdowns and increase fines for vehicle emissions when smog reaches dangerous levels in the latest attempt to tackle the Chinese capital's air pollution

It's Complicated_3D Art_Yianart

I chose this picture because i feel that the black and white of this image creates a real contrast that makes each individual gear stand out more.

TIM HUHN Tim Huhn, raised in the Seattle area, graduated from the prestigious California College of Arts and Crafts in 1977. Huhn has a long history as a commercial artist working with companies such as Disney, Universal Studios and Sony Pictures. After retiring to the Central Coast, he began to develop a body of fine art depicting the golden age of Art Deco as his paintings embody the strength and achievements of the 1930s Era. Huhn’s extraordinary ability and meticulous attention…