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Water mill - created by need_to_smile


Water mill
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I used photoshop to crop the original photo and to improve the verticals, but really a bit. (5 years and 2240 days ago)

avatar Chrys Rizzo

A sweet composition, lovely colors! GL

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Thank you, Chrys!

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By the Old Mill - created by photogirl723


By the Old Mill
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Lovely atmosphere, well done.

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The Old Rum Mill - created by Tess Pressey


The Old Rum Mill
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Mill Pond - created by kyricom


Mill Pond
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(5 years and 2724 days ago)

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The Old Mill - created by MakenzieW1


The Old Mill
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The Shevlin-Hixon Mill company built this building between 1916 and 1920 (can't find the exact date yet). The whole reason behind my hometown's existence can be attributed to the logging industry and the two mills that occupied a section of the Deschutes River. The population boomed and the mill was running around the clock with more than 2,000 workers in the mills. By the 1950's though the timber began to run out and the company then sold out to the neighboring mill, Brook-Scanlion. However their business too declined and it was closed in 1983. The buildings were in disrepair and the area was abandoned until the late 90's when it was bought and began to be transformed into a shopping area. This picture was taken back in 2005-6 before the actual mill building was too transformed into an REI (a high-end outdoor recreation store). (5 years and 2767 days ago)

avatar MossyB
MossyB says:

The tilt down to the left is a bit distracting. You should straighten this off the vertical near the center of the photo to improve the overall perspective.

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