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Hello friends, so funny did not recognized that its allowed to upload with more then 2000 px...
so a try with a big one, its one of my favorites, a old mechanical machine
Comments (13)
awjay
it works very well as a pic
helanker
OH! That is one of my fav objects too. Love all such rusty items :) Super shot. What did you hide in the center? ;-D
aksirp
there was a ugly wallpaper... thank you Helle!
Jean_C
Superbes textures, excellente photo!
durleybeachbum
So clever of Helle to notice!
A most satisfying composition, I suppose because form follows function.
Cyve
Belle prise de vue Prisca !!!
farmerC
Exellent.
blankfrancine
Great colors and textures in this fine capture.
kgb224
Superb capture Priska. God bless.
Faemike55
nice capture
auntietk
Terrific composition! I like mechanical pictures like this. Wonderful!
rachris480907
Great shot!
JaneEden
love it! hugs Jane xx
anahata.c
yes, one of the few good results of the 'revolution' that RR foisted on everyone a few years back, was the allowance of very large images. So glad you're now using the new size allowances.
You posted something like this before, didn't you? In any case, it's a great old rusted, and yet very precise mechanical cross-section, with a whole abstract design to it. Helle asked you what you hid in the center---I'm confused, lol: So there was wallpaper behind that center black surface? It really looks like the innards of an old camera, and that center would be the shutter. A wonderful bunch of abstract shapes and corroded colors and rust and decay and precision, all in one. And full size, it's got huge presence!
aksirp
yes, almost the same was in my gallery but much more smaller in dimensions... thank you so much for comment Mark!