A photograph, taken from a distance, showcasing a scene from the Batavia Oil Company in Balikpapan, Indonesia, during the 1920s-1950s. The photograph captures the industrial landscape, highlighting the company's operations and the surrounding environment. The foreground features a grassy hillside, with a dirt road winding through it. The hillside slopes gently upwards towards a cluster of buildings, likely part of the oil company's facilities. The buildings are of varying sizes and shapes, with some appearing to be industrial structures, while others might be offices or residential units for workers. The buildings are partially obscured by a line of trees and hills in the distance, suggesting a lush and fertile environment. The middle ground features a cluster of tall, slender chimneys, towering over the buildings. The chimneys are made of brick or concrete and appear to be functional, suggesting the presence of a power plant or other industrial processes. The chimneys are emitting plumes of smoke, indicating the presence of combustion and processing activity. The background features a vast expanse of water, likely a bay or harbor, with a line of trees and hills in the distance. The water is calm and still, reflecting the cloudy sky above. The image should evoke a sense of industry, progress, and the dynamic interplay between human activity and the natural environment.