Grimsby Docks Visits, a visit to an engineering works. (Part 2 of 2)

The second instalment of my visit to Bacon Engineering on Grimsby's Fish Dock.

Another engineer working a lathe at Bacon Engineering.

In the yard outside I saw this bin full of "turnings", this is the metal which is trimmed off the

component being shaped in the lathe.

This piece is having holes drilled around the faceplate.

The next few images are small groups of items I like to include. "Still Life" photo's

of random items I see.

I didn't see the calendar on the day...…….Honestly!

A few more "Still Life" pics.

A rack had lengths of metal bars of differing diameters.

Another engineer, they were all very friendly and I managed a conversation with them

but I really wanted photo's of them at work & they duly obliged.

One last shot of the workshop as I was leaving, soon Bacon Engineering will be in new 

premises so I was fortunate to be allowed to photograph the workshop.

I enjoyed my photo visit to Bacon Engineering, thank you Steve Cook, managing Director for allowing it and a special thanks to the engineers there for allowing me to photograph them at work.  I hope I didn't get in your way...……….well not too much anyway.  Thanks lads.

All the photo's on my visit were taken on my Olympus EM10 Mk2 + 12-100 Pro lens.

The light was very dramatic and atmospheric but quite low for photography so they were all taken at around 2,000 ASA...(that's ISO to you young'uns!)