the old machine by cbender
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
an old machine - i don't know what for... but i liked it!
taken at the "kloster eberbach" an old monastery in the rheingau in germany where you can get really,really good wine...
and known from the film "the name of the rose" - most of the part playing inside was captured there...
taken with my mamiya rb67 pro sd on ilford hp5 - developed and scanned...
thanks for having a look...
~christian
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and - als always - and also if i don't mention it: critics, ideas, suggestions, ... are always welcome!

Comments (12)
fabulous shot, like your tone for this one...I saw that movie some time ago now so now i know where it was done....
Darn! I go crazy when someone uploads a photo of a machine without knowing what it is. Christian, my curiosity just can't take it. LOL Oh well, it's a great shot to tangle my mind with. ;-DDD Hugs, Suzanne
Very interesting shot! Great! PaxSV
great shot, nice tonal work !
fine image, christian. looks like a compressor to me
So nice one and excellent composition ! Good day :)
You already know Christian that I like such objects and especially when there are photographed in B/W. My only suggestion would be to have either moved a little more to the left or cloned out the light on the back wall as it is unfortunately where my eye seems to head for. Have a wonderful week and thank you for sharing. egmont
Very nice capture.
Honestly the subject is a bit bland like a shot you'd expect to see in your middle school 'workshop' textbook. It's also pretty flat. I think the light was not so great when you shot it. I would go back (if possible) and get a shot in better light.
sharp piece of work!
My guess is that it is a kind of compressor,also.Good work.
Great capture/presentation of a...well...a...thing that apparently does (or did) something with what I presume to be compressed gases. Capturing/presenting this in black and white is a great choice, especially for this particular type of subject matter.