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Nine centimetre bucket filling 110 tonne haul unit with black coal at Ravensworth mine
Nine centimetre bucket filling 110 tonne haul unit with black coal at Ravensworth mine West Hunter Valley in New South Wales Australia
James Barr
Mirror Syndication International
Mirrorpix
Australia
WA*616226
Media ID 21510906
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Air Pollution Coal Coal Mining Core78 Dramatic Energy And Fuels Environmental Issues Foreign Fuel And Fuel And Power Generation Landscape Landscapes Miners Mining Power Generation Scenic Photography And Film
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 25.4cm x 17.3cm (10" x 6.8")
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This print by James Barr takes us back to the 1970s, capturing a dramatic scene at Ravensworth mine in the West Hunter Valley of New South Wales, Australia. The image showcases a nine centimetre bucket filling a massive 110 tonne haul unit with black coal. It is an awe-inspiring sight that highlights the sheer scale and power of the mining industry during this era. The photograph not only portrays the energy and fuels sector but also sheds light on significant environmental issues like air pollution caused by coal mining. As foreign demand for fuel and power generation increased, so did concerns about its impact on landscapes and ecosystems. Barr's lens captures both the beauty of the landscape surrounding Ravensworth mine as well as its transformation due to mining activities. The juxtaposition between nature's scenic allure and human intervention creates a thought-provoking composition. In addition to showcasing miners hard at work, this print serves as a reminder of our reliance on coal during that time period for energy production. It encapsulates an important chapter in history when coal was instrumental in powering industries worldwide. James Barr's photography skillfully documents this pivotal moment in time, inviting viewers to reflect on both the benefits and consequences associated with coal mining while appreciating his artistic vision behind each frame.
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