Hawera's water tower main support by babuci
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Description
Hello.
Still inside the water tower. This column system holds a whole structure together.
I hate to see all the signatures with date on it though. Humans always be humans...:(
Have a great weekend seeya

Comments (16)
They do the same here and leave their marks. Interesting shot. Aloha
Well, there's my name right above the peace symbol, ha ha! That is a serious support structure and a very interesting shot. It reminds me of the old gravity furnaces we used to have here.
Great capture. just how thick is that support?
Very solid! Most interesting!
What an interesting and unusual shot.
Very interesting.
Interesting shot!!!
Excellent shot. Fantastic POV and details.
I always find myself wishing there were no grafitti "artists", but everybody (under 30) seems to want to leave their mark. Nothing new...been happening for hundreds of years:) This is one massive water tower you are showing us through. Thanks Tunde.
Say now, that must be some water tower with a column support that size needed to hold it up. Cool capture, but we could all live without the graffiti names inscribed all over the support. The worse I've seen it are the names scratched on the beautiful bamboo at the local botanical gardens.
looks like a mighty tree to me... excellent work!
Cool Capture !!
Love the compo and lighting on this one even though it's not my kind of favorite subject.
I love the lines and angles of this; yes, the graffiti is annoying, isn't it? Well seen and captured!
I love light on concrete -- the angles are so stark and sharp! Nice image, with or without the names.
ANother great capture of form and light. Your photograph is much more successful and memorable than any of the graffiti...