digitabortions no. 0002 - at the end of which was a mill

Welcome back to the second edition of the digitabortions... I must release more of them upon the world. View the first in the series here.

This episode in our series of computationally datacrushed imgabortions operates on the digitized representations (aka raw files) of a mill and it's adjacent dam. The dam created a reservoir with which the infernal energy required to power aforementioned mill as generated. Otherwise the energy consumption of the beast would be untenable. This abomination exists in the Northern world, tucked away where the majority of Onterribles inhabitants would never have to set eyes upon the hulking monolith. In a small town called Espanola. Where some would have to set eyes on the beast daily and repeatedly, brutalizing and tarnishing their souls with each glance. To reduce this effect on the viewers of this blog, the images were uploaded only after a digitabortion procedure was completed, during which often the output was hardly recognizable... to counter this I Added to the digitabortion a second slightly less distorted reconstruction anti-abortion, also being produced in a similar manner, although with different params optimized for clarity and not just for aesthetics, enabling the viewer to optically and theoretically have an idea of the location before the compuanalytics algorithms resulted in the following:

Unfortunately only three pairs of digitabortions were able to be mastered to JPG at the present point. The procedure is burdensome and ornerous and requires considerable energy expenditure to complete, therefore this concludes the second installment of digitabortions. We hope that your eyeballs and optic nerve have survived intact and will be tuning in for the next edition.