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"Capturing the Flue: A Glimpse into Industrial and Human Landscapes" The Haifa petrochemical plant emits billows of smoke, its towering flue reaching for the sky. As dawn breaks, delicate fluff with dew adorns the grassy fields surrounding the eye-catching EyeUbiquitous_20109812. Marrick smelt mill 28812_055 showcases a majestic chimney stack, its flue standing tall against a picturesque backdrop. In contrast, Marrick smelt mill 28812_019 reveals an intimate view of pickers' tents and a power unit nestled amidst nature's beauty. Dorothea Lange's lens transports us to Merrill, Klamath County in Oregon during 1939 - where a nurse makes her rounds late in the afternoon at an FSA camp. Within this migrant camp captured by Lange's camera lies stories untold; lives intertwined as depicted through her photograph titled "Migrant camp. " Chilling winds sweep across an end-of-season mobile camp at FSA camp in Merrill, Klamath County - reminding us of harsh realities faced during that cold day in 1939. Across from Tulelake in Siskiyou County, California stands a potato pickers' camp frozen in time through Dorothea Lange's lens - revealing both struggle and resilience. Holtville's Imperial Valley houses carrot pullers within their humble abode - offering insight into their daily lives captured by Lange's photograph titled "House in Camp of Carrot Pullers. " Supper time becomes a communal affair within Calipatria's pea fields as families gather at FSA migratory emergency camps during 1939. Through these captivating images and narratives preserved by Dorothea Lange, we witness not only industrial landscapes but also the human spirit persevering amidst adversity.