No Pressure by auntietk
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Description
Part of a 1928 Baldwin steam locomotive. (Bill says it's a pressure relief valve.)
Newhalem, Washington
Comments (26)
That's amazing. Great POV, light control and DOF. very nice art concept. Brava Tara.
It is an objet d'art! Marvellous Dutch Master look to your photo!
A lovely 'brassy' shot.
Stunning light and form, Tara. Congrats on upload 2000!!!!
Superb capture Tara. God Bless.
Really delicious my dear!!!Bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Nicely done Tara.
Nice work with this and the light that you had here.
lot of brass in this pose Great capture
Oh, nicely done indeed! What amazing light and compo, great idea to focus on this little piece of the whole. Wow!
Nice capture!!
Very nice capture.
Excellent capture of the brass tones.
Oh, this just makes me drool, Tara! I love the contrast of the shiny, smooth brass and the dark, textured surface it's attached to. The completely black background and backlighting are superb. To quote Indiana Jones, "This belongs in a museum.." An ART museum..
Whar a cool shot this is. Love the reflection :)
Excellent capture! Great colours and lighting! :)
beautiful and luxurious lighting
Nicely done Hon...must agree with Andrea!
Functional and beautiful. We don't seem to make anything like that now days.
Bill is indeed correct! lol Lovely close up of an ingenious device.. Good shot Tara.. Rob
Great work on lighting. A Georges de La Tour painting.
It is very cool. Thanks. 5+!
A most wonderful and a kind of mysterious capture, my friend. TOP!
Yep. Looks like a pressure release valve to me...and that's only because Bill said so. This actually reminds me of something I'd expect to see on a Guild Hileigner from Frank Herbert's Dune universe. Maybe it's a melange pressurizer used to compress spice gas, because without spice, there can be no space travel. But that's just me going off on one of my normal tangents. I tend to do that, especially when looking at brass colored things! I love the light and shadow and the moodiness this epitomizes. Amazing!
Some type of valve it may be, but you've turned it into a work of art. Beautiful.
beauty is simple... excellent, Tara!