A little over a month ago, I met up with a couple of friends and visited a couple of locations on the Hamilton 'Doors Open' weekend back in May. Auchmar (photos available in this flickr Album) and The Cotton Factory (the subject of this post) were our chosen sites.
The Cotton Factory, former site of the Imperial Cotton Co. has been transformed into a
creative industries complex, with space for workshops, studios for
artists and office space for creative professionals. I found the 1900's brick facade full of personality and character to capture in the strong mid day sun. For my exterior shots I used the Canon R5 with a Sigma 35mm f/1/4 Art lens mounted via an EF to RF Kolari drop-in filter adapter (w/clear filter) and I thought it may be of interest to show the complete set to give an idea of what catches my eye at a location like this.
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| ' green doors and shattered window ' |
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| ' light and shadow ' |
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| ' verte 'n valves ' |
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' verte to go ' |
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| ' blocked door ' |
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' chimney stacked ' |
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| ' traces of whitewash ' |
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| ' getting from here to there ' |
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| ' car in the courtyard ' |
So there you have it, The Cotton Factory exterior, at least some of it, through the eyes of DJE
DJE










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