Water Treatment Facility
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Having retired after 30 years in County Govt. Water utilities I can appreciate the Industrial look as well as the rendering... I should of brought a camera to work more often. I was around this stuff every day. Lots of texture, rust and steel. I really like this Bob.
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Hi, Linda. Thanks for the compliment. I think it would be a subcategory of architecture photography.
--Bob
--Bob
Linda From Maine wrote:
Mesmerizing! Is there a genre of "industrial art?"
Jul 17, 2022 11:28:25 #
Thanks, Bob. Fortunately, I was able to bring my camera with me to work every day. However, this one was planned a bit and I brought a medium format camera with me for this one in particular. The area was lit with sodium vapor lamps. To counter that I used an X1 filter, a small f-stop for DOF, and 16 seconds of exposure.
---Bob
---Bob
MrBob wrote:
Having retired after 30 years in County Govt. Water utilities I can appreciate the Industrial look as well as the rendering... I should of brought a camera to work more often. I was around this stuff every day. Lots of texture, rust and steel. I really like this Bob.
Jul 17, 2022 11:30:52 #
Thanks, Ted. To be quite honest, I have no idea. I do know that this is part of a sewage treatment facility. The gray water that is obtained through the process is 98% pure. It is recycled and used to water, at least, one city park.
--Bob
--Bob
azted wrote:
Very cool capture. What goes on underneath all the pipes?
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