Cloudia is right on. I love visiting the technology of the past with my photography. It's like I'm trying to preserve something with a medium whose sole purpose is to preserve the what the eye sees.
This is a gorgeous capture, V. I don't understand why old factories, old equipment, old buildings are so appealing as subjects but they are and this is an example of how artfully they can be composed.
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Funny how we enjoy visiting the technology of the past...
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I too am fascinated by silhouettes or at least back-lit 'factories' and the like. This is very good!
beau contre jour, j'aime beaucoup le halo autour de la deuxièmes cheminées
I love the contrast! Very nice!
Cloudia is right on. I love visiting the technology of the past with my photography. It's like I'm trying to preserve something with a medium whose sole purpose is to preserve the what the eye sees.
This is a gorgeous capture, V. I don't understand why old factories, old equipment, old buildings are so appealing as subjects but they are and this is an example of how artfully they can be composed.
Your picture made me think about B. & H. Becher. I just read about their work yesterday...
a great iconic bham shot
I'm glad there are no cranes.
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Moi aussi!!!
GAH woman even furnaces look sexy when you shoot them!
Fantastic industrial shot.
wonderful art through your lens in deed
Very nice eye, Virginia! It's perfection...and the light on the right sets everything in a proper context!
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Even the heavens cooperate with you for a special effect!
Is this a toe dip into the monochrome sphere? Love it, V, it's so dramatic.
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