Alan,
Beautifully presented. Being a non-techie I can only imagine the time and skill necessary to even all the light and dark areas out and make it all work. Of the nine steps you followed, I understand only the first. So this neophyte salutes you.
This is a real workplace, with everybody having their noses to the grind...., uh....polishing brushes. Only one man is even peeking at you. I suspect that there was nothing "set up" that involved the workers. You did what you did and they polished door handles, the same as they had the day before, and the day before that.
It's interesting to me that all of the workers are wearing cotton breathing masks. Of course, it's a health measure because of the fine metallic dust being thrown into the air. Twenty years ago when I visited several Chinese factories, nobody wore health/safety gear of any kind.
It's reassuring to see some care being given to the workers.
Charlie
oh, for a minute I thought you worked this one over!!!
how did you get in?!?!? in the USA it is RARE,RARE to get into a shop to shoot. good going. show us more.
regards, tom
Charlie Shugart wrote:
Alan,
Beautifully presented. Being a non-techie I can only imagine the time and skill necessary to even all the light and dark areas out and make it all work. Of the nine steps you followed, I understand only the first. So this neophyte salutes you.
This is a real workplace, with everybody having their noses to the grind...., uh....polishing brushes. Only one man is even peeking at you. I suspect that there was nothing "set up" that involved the workers. You did what you did and they polished door handles, the same as they had the day before, and the day before that.
It's interesting to me that all of the workers are wearing cotton breathing masks. Of course, it's a health measure because of the fine metallic dust being thrown into the air. Twenty years ago when I visited several Chinese factories, nobody wore health/safety gear of any kind.
It's reassuring to see some care being given to the workers.
Charlie...Show more →
Thank you Charlie, I strive to improve working conditions for these people.
tomandmarj wrote:
oh, for a minute I thought you worked this one over!!!
how did you get in?!?!? in the USA it is RARE,RARE to get into a shop to shoot. good going. show us more.
regards, tom
