Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: smokestack

I've never been able to figure out if this smokestack on display is real or not. It appears to be partly made out of cement or concrete at this point, and the top is plugged. I remember when the tabak behind it was open, I think, but nowadays it's abandoned.

From the outside, which of the glassworks still looks like it's from the 19th Century, with one of the older sections having this old smokestack.

This is another black and white conversion from my Fujicolor 100 in my Lomo 135. I saw this scene and thought of how it perfectly represented the Communist ugliness of much of Prague's outskirts, although in honesty American capitalists are at least as good at making suburbs look repulsive. Actually, though, Nadrazi Holesovice, Prague's international train station (it's bus and Metro terminal is in the foreground, dedicated, appropriately, in 1984), is one of the best-run in Prague, and maybe the very best. Although, not being Czech, and can't speak for all Czechs, I do know that people come from other parts of Prague just to make reservations and get railcards here because it's less of a nuisance than at the other Prague stations.