The Water Works

kts

they used to manufacture water here.

control


not even close


wheel of fortune


johnny 5 is alive


stepping up


don't look down


tractor


wash up


hallway


pegboard


desked!


psi


handrail (part 1 of a series)


ruins


chained


did i end up on a cruise ship?


slug


percent full stroke


my robot friend


the r00f


handrail (part 2 of a series)


radiate


tagz


pigtail


don't move

agunther

kts wrote:

they used to manufacture water here.

Not sure how they "manufactured" water (the Saudis will probably pay billions for the technology), but let me be the first to say congratulate you on this nice series. So much to see here, I could spend a long time on those photographs.
Great Job !!!

kts

agunther wrote:

Not sure how they "manufactured" water

yea i was being silly.

thanks, glad you like them!

Richard

agunther wrote:

Not sure how they "manufactured" water

Just add water and stir.

Neat series, kts.

Cheers,

Juergen D

Impressive! I looked at some of the exposure times and see anything from 1/3" to 20". How did you determine the needed times? I always have problems with that.

Juergen

kts

Juergen D wrote:

Impressive! I looked at some of the exposure times and see anything from 1/3" to 20". How did you determine the needed times? I always have problems with that.

That's all the D300's thinking for the most part. I think most of these I was on Program mode with a few maybe on Aperture or Shutter if I felt it wasn't how I wanted it to be when I looked at it in the LCD. (The other sets I posted recently I took after these and those were mostly on Aperture set to f/5.6 or f/6.3)

I did a lot of low light/night shooting recently to try to help me learn exposure times and guess what I should set things too but I'm still pretty rough so I let the camera do a lot of thinking for me. In a site like this it's hard too since some areas had a TON of light pouring in while others were pretty dark.