Tanks for the Memories - A Tide Point Moment
While the buildings that made up the soap manufacturing plants of Procter and Gamble in Baltimore's
Inner Harbor have been re-purposed, the developers respected the history of the complex by leaving
the large tanks in place, as well as the Procter and Gamble moon and stars logo.
Each building bears the name of a P&G product, in this instance, Joy dish-washing detergent.
Spacious promenades link the buildings and the waterfront of the West Channel of the Inner Harbor.
The scene was shot on FomaPan Classic-100 film in a Nikon FE,
through a Nikkor 35mm f/1.4 AI-S lens wearing a red No.25 filter.
©2019 Steve Ember
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Carlo.Pollaci 26/01/2019 11:52
Magnificent urban scene.Best wishes
Matthias Moritz 26/01/2019 6:42
Good industrial photography with an amazing story behind!