wheels by Faemike55

Photography • Abstract • posted on Apr 16, 2016

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Description

an object outside a building with just a little bit of postwork digifiddling

Comments (36)

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Freethinker56

8:16PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

That's an eye catching object thanks for sharing this fun capture.

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Glendaw

8:16PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Wow what a fancy looking turbine Mike.

Amazing razzle dazzle, great job !

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anitalee

8:25PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Cool

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npauling

8:35PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

A very impressive object with a lovely digi fiddle. Excellent work.

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eekdog

8:35PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Cool vortex looking rim.

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donnena

9:08PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Very Cool!!!

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Richardphotos

9:15PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

looks like a roof turbine and or a ventilation fan blade. cool post work

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pimanjc

9:35PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Nice.

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rbowen

10:07PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Very nice work!

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giulband

10:16PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Very fine manipulation !

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netot

11:30PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

Great find and excellent PW, Mike!

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RodS

11:33PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

'Tis a water turbine, I do believe.. It would be placed in a dam to power a generator. Which means you've made a really dam fine image with the postwork on it, Mike!

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renecyberdoc

11:57PM | Sat, 16 April 2016

wheels on fire.lol.oops i dont know why i said that now.

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mtdana

1:03AM | Sun, 17 April 2016

Interesting shape - can't tell size but look big!

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Wolfenshire

1:45AM | Sun, 17 April 2016

That's interesting.

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Jean_C

1:49AM | Sun, 17 April 2016

Superb capture and postwork!

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FurNose

2:40AM | Sun, 17 April 2016

Cool picture of a Francis turbine wheel. I wonder what size it might have been.. I estimate something around 2m? I remember when I was in school, we had the opportunity to visit a river power plant which was in revision. So I stood in the inlet right over a 7m Kaplan Turbine wheel. That was so impressing...