transmission by aksirp

Photography • Realism • posted on Apr 27, 2017

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I do like mechanics, they are so useful to everyone ...

Comments (16)

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bmac62

8:39AM | Thu, 27 April 2017

I waited for you to go from three to one:-) I am not sure what this transmission is from but the function is unmistakable. But on a more esthetic note, I like your capture...worn blue paint illustrating years of service. I can almost smell the lubricants and hear the sound of this piece of machinery at work. So cool.

aksirp

9:28AM | Thu, 27 April 2017

thank you Bill, so glad you like it

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photosynthesis

10:39AM | Thu, 27 April 2017

Wow - this makes such an interesting abstract! A great example of a photographer's mind & eye creating visual art from the most unlikely sources...

aksirp

11:33AM | Thu, 27 April 2017

thank you so much for comment, I liked this old machine in first sight!

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eekdog

2:59PM | Thu, 27 April 2017

I like the age and pitina it has, very detailed macro.

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durleybeachbum

3:29PM | Thu, 27 April 2017

Funny, I actually briefly smelt it when I looked at this, but I do sometimes have Synesthesia. I love the photo.

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jeroni

6:34PM | Thu, 27 April 2017

Excellent work and perfect realisation

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Faemike55

8:32PM | Thu, 27 April 2017

tis one just blows my mind it is so cool!

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junge1

10:47PM | Thu, 27 April 2017

Great capture!

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anahata.c

3:40AM | Fri, 28 April 2017

This almost looks like the interior of an old camera. But it could also be a "slice" of a big machine. You captured the deep rusted metals, in the dirty bronze hues, the chipped blues, and the muddy greens. It's a big abstract, both in hues and in textures. And it's really complex and beautiful. And that center---we don't know what it is (I can't help but think of the shutter of a lens, even though there's no "shutter" there), is like a great eye staring out at us. Wonderful job with this mysterious but oh-so-intricate subject...

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aksirp

7:52AM | Fri, 28 April 2017

Thank you for comment! very appreciated! The center is a hole with a white wall behind, so I did it gray, looks better this way I think...

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