“This is a coking plant, part of an abandoned coal mine in Essen, Germany. It’s a UNESCO world heritage site. My brother, who is a landscape architect, is fascinated by these industrial structures that are transformed into public parks. He and I like to compete with our photography and we have a rule that when one of us takes a photograph, the other is not allowed to do the same thing (it’s like stealing a composition). However, this view was the most spectacular of the whole area and we took an exception to that rule. This is probably my personal favorite of all my industrial images.” –Kerckhoffs
“This is a coking plant, part of an abandoned coal mine in Essen, Germany. It’s a UNESCO world heritage site. My brother, who is a landscape architect, is fascinated by these industrial structures that are transformed into public parks. He and I like to compete with our photography and we have a rule that when one of us takes a photograph, the other is not allowed to do the same thing (it’s like stealing a composition). However, this view was the most spectacular of the whole area and we took an exception to that rule. This is probably my personal favorite of all my industrial images.” –Kerckhoffs
Coking Plant
Roy Kerckhoffs
$139.21Description
“This is a coking plant, part of an abandoned coal mine in Essen, Germany. It’s a UNESCO world heritage site. My brother, who is a landscape architect, is fascinated by these industrial structures that are transformed into public parks. He and I like to compete with our photography and we have a rule that when one of us takes a photograph, the other is not allowed to do the same thing (it’s like stealing a composition). However, this view was the most spectacular of the whole area and we took an exception to that rule. This is probably my personal favorite of all my industrial images.” –Kerckhoffs
Additional information
Dimensions
20.5 x 16.5 x 1 in (L x H x D)
Artist
Roy Kerckhoffs
Medium
Digital Photograph
Color
black, white
Art Type
Photography
Theme
Architecture
Details
Lightjet Print on Kodak Endura Paper
Style
Black & White Photography
Edition for sale
17 of 50
Coking Plant
Roy Kerckhoffs
$139.21
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1 in stock
Description
“This is a coking plant, part of an abandoned coal mine in Essen, Germany. It’s a UNESCO world heritage site. My brother, who is a landscape architect, is fascinated by these industrial structures that are transformed into public parks. He and I like to compete with our photography and we have a rule that when one of us takes a photograph, the other is not allowed to do the same thing (it’s like stealing a composition). However, this view was the most spectacular of the whole area and we took an exception to that rule. This is probably my personal favorite of all my industrial images.” –Kerckhoffs
Additional information
Dimensions
20.5 x 16.5 x 1 in (L x H x D)
Artist
Roy Kerckhoffs
Medium
Digital Photograph
Color
black, white
Art Type
Photography
Theme
Architecture
Details
Lightjet Print on Kodak Endura Paper
Style
Black & White Photography
Edition for sale
17 of 50
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