Ye olde fire engine conglomeration by goodoleboy
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Captured 10/7/17 at the Los Angeles County Fire Department museum in Bellflower, California.
Other than a lantern, any idea what this impregnable forest of shiny stuff is all about? I never knew they had such advanced technology back then.
Comments (7)
miwi
Nice shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Lots of details in your capture, nice clear shot.
RodS
I just love all the details and shiny chrome - excellent photo!
I would guess it's all part of the steam powered pumping mechanism. Truly a steampunk steam pump!
racolt33
You have capture this steam engine in detail and a well focused image.
MagikUnicorn
Faemike55
all ties together so they have controlled pressure when fighting the fire. Great capture
anahata.c
I'll take Mike's and Rod's word for it, re what this is. All I know is, visually this is a feast. I've played pipe organs (in churches), and I couldn't help think that this was a strange set of organ pipes. A beautiful conglomerate (as you call it) of verticals and horizontals, and angles, and reds and brass and silvers. And contrasts of circles (guages, wheels, etc) with straight lines; of shiny surfaces with matte. And even a flare on top to set things off. And it all spills into the shot like someone just let it loose. A mesmerizing ganglia, and the green in the right-background, along with the yellow in the front-right are sweet contrasts to all this red and brass and silver. A real eye feast.