waterless waterwheel by danapommet
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Description
Not much rainfall late Summer and early Fall. Taylor Sawmill, circa 1805, Hampstead, New Hampshire. The mill has had to shut down until Spring 2011.
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They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (34)
Those are cool looking, I think this is the only photo I've seen of an overshot water wheel!
Fantastic capture Hopefully we will get a chance to see it in operation
Nice pic!
AWesome Capture!!
Very cool water whhel!
very nice capture dana, love this one. happy halloween. steve
fantastic capture!!
What a great find, awesome capture!
I can imagine when the wheels are turning. Interesting capture. Aloha
So much power from a simple wheel shame the water wasn't flowing it would be a great sight, I've seen an overshot one in the UK running a flour mill I'll see if I can find the pics I took.
very nice capture
nice
Another beautiful textural shot.
Splendid photo , Dana !Very nice capture !
Such soft tones and peaceful colours echo the silence of the mill..beautiful.
Wow that is really old fascinating pic.
Always nice to see. Well done
Looks like a wonderful place for photography! Great composition in this shot!
Excellent POV and capture! :)
Excellent work!
splendid capture!!
Would be good to see it working, thats your homework :o)
Very nice capture, I haven't seen one in actual.
wonderful shot
bonne photo!
I love these old mills. Nice work.
Fine old place with a lot of atmosphere! Thanks for sharing!
I bet it looks great when there is enough water. A lovely capture.
Wonderful capture Dana, excellent work!
Good capture of the oxymoron, Dana. It definitely has seen better days during its ages-long stint. And pspworkshop has certainly taken over the field of Halloween comments with her fantastic creations.