It’s always a privilege to shoot in a clean wood factory.
Today we did a video shoot for a client who wanted to show advancements of wood-based furniture-making industry (floorings included). The workers are placing one-inch thick wood flitches/panels (known as Spotted Gum) on aluminium plates, that will be sandwiched with another piece of aluminium and stacked alternately. The stacking will then be pushed into a container-like vacuum drying kiln for 3 days (instead of 30 days using conventional gas kiln) to remove moisture from the wood, which will later be spliced into 4 thinner panels and then kept inside temperature-controlled conditioning room for few days.
It takes a lot of steps before raw wood can become floorings systems. And it takes discipline.
These are for exports.
ISO 640, Tokina 11-16 @ 11mm, 1/30, f/2.8
Posted by Latfy Latif on 2011-07-22 17:56:18
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