The two pictures in the post are from the archives.
They were made when I was photographing around the Port Adelaide /Osborne area on the Lefevre Peninsula (north west of Adelaide's CBD) in the 1980s. The photography would be interpreted as a mirror with a memory as the photos represent a part of the history of industrial Adelaide that is being marked by absence.
This picture is of the Port River estuary and it is looking across the river to the suburb of Taperoo and the Penrice Soda ash plant, Osborne. The gas-fired Torrens Island Power Station is just outside the right side of the frame.
The Penrice Soda Holdings Ltd company, which was established in the 1930s, went into receivership round 201 and its Osborne soda ash plant has been decommissioned and dismantled. The remediation of the site is ongoing. Most of the area along both sides of the Port River have been closed off to the public -- ie., the land has been privatised. I would not be able to make the above photo today.