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Remember the eggnog. 1/2 with milk and mico at 110 seconds. This image had me guessing locks opening or small bridge lifting but marine hull hauling as you explained seems to fit as well. Solid old machinery can look so good. Surprising. TG
Thanks for sharing Nathan.... urrgh 
I had a similar problem at the weekend, not nice.
Anyway, I like this, we do like a bit of good old fashioned rust don't we. Just a thought (and it might be my monitor) but I think it could handle a bit of an upward contrast tweak, I think it would just make it ping.
Andy
I had a similar problem at the weekend, not nice.Anyway, I like this, we do like a bit of good old fashioned rust don't we. Just a thought (and it might be my monitor) but I think it could handle a bit of an upward contrast tweak, I think it would just make it ping.
Andy
Lovely textured capture with V3 for me. Well done Nathan.
WesternRed.
WesternRed.
It's big, tough rust in pretty pastel colours. I'd like to give it a bit more oomph. I'd try reducing brightness, increasing contrast, burning in textures. I wish Mods were enabled
Moira
Moira
Thanks for the pm, two Mods duly uploaded. Brightness reduced, contrast increased, a Levels adjustment, a bit of burn tool to bring the foreground forward. I haven't pushed it too far in the first one but for me it gives a more 3-D feel. The second is pushed a bit further but still realistic, not extreme.
Good luck with your shopping
Treat her.......
Treat her.......
I love heavy machine parts, well captured
A lovely piece of mechanical engineering.
I am having endless problems with this site these days, Nathan.
As you gave the opportunity for a Mod, I prepared one for you but it just will not load.
Last week it took me three days and many attempts to load an image of my own.
And sometimes the site will just not one at all.
So no Mod from me.
Further I am not able to view your Versions 2 and 3.......just black squares seen.
But back to V 1, I liked the subject matter, captured in excellent detail and textures but felt that it was a tad over-exposed, so my Mod was a reduction in brightness bit with increased contrast. Sorry that I cannot show it.
Ronnie.
As you gave the opportunity for a Mod, I prepared one for you but it just will not load.
Last week it took me three days and many attempts to load an image of my own.
And sometimes the site will just not one at all.
So no Mod from me.
Further I am not able to view your Versions 2 and 3.......just black squares seen.
But back to V 1, I liked the subject matter, captured in excellent detail and textures but felt that it was a tad over-exposed, so my Mod was a reduction in brightness bit with increased contrast. Sorry that I cannot show it.
Ronnie.
Reminds me of the gearbox on a Jones Crane I used to repair, well captured and spotted Nathan, hope you are feeling better now
Cliff
Cliff
Excellent observation and detail Nathan. Great to have you back and well again.
Best regards,
Ewan
Best regards,
Ewan
I like all the rust and the detail in the machinery Nathan, lots of textures here. I also love the delicate webs which contrast well with the main subject.
Carol
Carol
I wonder id the webs held this back until the rust could take a grip?
Just wondering?
Dougie
Just wondering?
Dougie
A nicely taken shot. Well done
I quite often photo the same piece of machinery in Bakewell, at first I thought you had visited and not let me know,!!!!
I trust you are recovered now Nathan, This is a super cogs and wheels and webs too.
Patricia
I trust you are recovered now Nathan, This is a super cogs and wheels and webs too.
Patricia
ChristineD
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Great set of images.
A fine piece of Mikbee fodder here, Nathan, lovely tones and textures
Sorry to hear of your do, hope you're better today
Trev
Sorry to hear of your do, hope you're better today
Trev
Great colours and textures
~Heath
~Heath
A most interesting piece of mechanism Nathan.
John
John
Beautiful abstracts in great details and textures.
George
George
