The door above at the Lemp Brewery is pretty self explanatory; I like the use of the abbreviation for "Department."
Above, the terracotta sign reminds us of the long-defunct railroad William Lemp founded to transport his beer around the United States. Read about it
here.
A stairwell, still coated in severely rusted paint, inside one of the out buildings of the brewery.
I really like this star pattern, which holds the tie rods that still run through the brew house. Below, two bumpers on the corners of buildings make for a great shot.
The door above at the Lemp Brewery is pretty self explanatory; I like the use of the abbreviation for "Department."
Above, the terracotta sign reminds us of the long-defunct railroad William Lemp founded to transport his beer around the United States. Read about it here.
A stairwell, still coated in severely rusted paint, inside one of the out buildings of the brewery.
I really like this star pattern, which holds the tie rods that still run through the brew house. Below, two bumpers on the corners of buildings make for a great shot.
Nice - keep 'em coming.
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