Derelict Flour Mill Canvas Print

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The former Adelaide Milling Company mill site at Port Adelaide was the longest continuously serving flour milling enterprise in South Australia, operating from 1855 to 1980. Hart's Mill is the oldest building on the site having been completed in 1855 and was the largest and most technologically advanced mill in the state. It was designed to create an export market for the State's produce, and successfully shipped flour all over the world. It now sits derelict awaiting redevelopment. All it needs is a developer who is cashed up and an architect with a bit of imagination. Unfortunately those two ingredients don't seem to be found in combination here.

As an avid photographer for many years, my tendency is to choose subjects with potential rather than things that look good to begin with and therein lies my challenge. I often look for an odd angle or composition and like most photographers, have become a keen observer. Seeking the unusual and putting a different slant on the very usual are important concepts to me. My philosophy is - photograph for oneself, be observant and strive for originality but most of all have fun. My personal perception doesn't always meet popular validation, so If someone likes what I produce, that's a bonus. All images are copyrighted 2008-2024 CHROMATICVISTA PHOTOGRAPHY. All rights reserved. Copying and/or distributing these images without my written...

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