I am the great friend of marybelgium. We share many things : Renderosity (:))- hiking - both living in historical flemish towns and... having husbands with same first name !!!!
BIO
Since many, many years "amateur" painter, oil and watercolours, now photo addict ! When painting with oil "flirting with constructivisme" not really abstract... Time is flying... and I love writing too. Wrote my first book 3 years ago. Would like to pursue writing but.... RR is time-eating and so is hiking. What a dilemma !
About hiking : helas ! not anymore...2010 !
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F Number | f/2.8 |
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Make | Canon |
Model | Canon PowerShot A75 |
Shutter Speed | 1/250 |
Focal Length | 5 |
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Comments (8)
mansoa_98
This rural contraption its obvially used to extract water from a well, it is a very ancient contrapction wich was inicially invented by the arabes (currently north africa muslims). The first time it was used in europe was in the iberian peninsula (now spain and portugal) about the IV to V century B.C. Its name in my country its a "Nora", and in some remote regions it is still used (with an electric or fuel engine) to extract water from wells. Have a nice week end.
cynlee
it is an interesting invention for sure.. like the play of relection & light..
Onslow
Simple but effective I am sure.
GiMi53
C'est quoi cet alambic ?! C'est comme qu'ils font du vin lbas ? lol ! Une photo bien intessante, j'aime la rlection de la machine dans l'eau... Bien vu, Francine ! :~)
kimariehere
amazing reflection here nice shot!!
jcv2
Wow, an old but effective way to handle water! Great capture of this old contraption! :)
Richardphotos
excellent textures and reflections
oscilis
You have captured a piece of history. Super viewpoint.