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Friday, 18 April, 2014

Categories Photos, Technology

Botievskaya wind driven plant is located on the shore of the Azov Sea in Botiyevo village being the most powerful plant of such type in

Ukraine today. It's still being built but is planned to be finished in 2014. The power of the plant will amount to 200 MW.

Categories History, Photos, Technology

Remains of the central ore dressing mill in the Primorye region of Russia. How many objects like this are being destroyed all over Russia? This mill was once a city

forming enterprise, it began its history in 1948. Most of its mines were closed back in the seventies... Today the multi-storey complex keeps slowly to decay.

Categories Photos, Technology

Regular flights, endless passengers, cleaning, fuel tankers and passengers again. But metal needs some rest too. Intensive work is hard not only for people, but

for aircrafts as well. But there comes a time when they go to hangars for repair and maintenance. And it's the time when they finally can respire.

Categories Other, Photos, Technology

Another set of pictures of a convoy sailing to the Arctic icebergs in 2013: typical

views for the Arctic north, but probably not for your normal everyday life.

Categories History, Photos, Technology

Tkuarchal power plant in Abkhazia used to provide energy not only for the city of Tkuarchal itself but also for the neighbouring districts. Its pipes were smoking so much that all around was getting black. The

power plant consumed a great amount of coal. In the end of the 80s they started to replace coal with gas. In the wartime the object was fully damaged and those pipes do not smoke today at all.

Categories Automotive, Photos, Technology

Some images of Russian

troop-carriers in action.

Categories Photos, Technology

Of course you see this Makarov pistol is not real. But

was paper the first thing that came to your mind?

Categories Photos, Technology

Vitaly Bulgarov was born in Moldova but lives in Los Angeles now. He works for Blizzard company in a team that deals with cinematographic projects. But this post is about his personal achivements out of the copmany. His own project is called

Black Phoenix. Together with a photographer Maria Skotnikova he decided to create ten different designs within ten days to subsequently visualize them in 3D. No sketches at all and no breaks. Check out what he got as a result.