Tomb of the Unknown Machinery.
Shot from a loft view within the Old Cellulose Factory near Millicent in the Limestone Coast region of South Australia.
It was as if the machinery had been swallowed up and buried in situ when they closed this magnificent old factory.
Went out today with Biggzie for a scouting session within the factory in prelude to the photographic session to be finalised soon with Tony Ryan from Melbourne.
PS: Happy birthday Biggzie!!!
Canon 400D 18-55 three shot HDr processed in Photomatix.
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Globalphotos
Interesting room, kind of creepy, love the textures, suits HDR well :)
Maximus
Great image & title Steve. :)
AndreJ
wonderful location
louise
Quite eerie…
Very atmospheric image….
linifer
each and every image you produce amazes me! excellent again steve oxo
RosaCobos
No one can see it…
No one can hear it….
their settlements,
like tombs…
and inside…
the thumbing…
the gearing…
the rolling of eternal wheels
of productivity.
Light…electrical…
magical endevour of mankind,
mute dead…
while the sun…
stops by the mist…
formed by the tears
of the fellowmen…
that had left their souls…
and days of labour…
with them….sisters-machines.
Rosa (precious and highly illustrative of our forgetfulness…for the “old”)
Steve Chapple replied
Wonderful words Rosa, thank you so much.
Patricia Gibson
This image had caught my attention instantly, great POV and its timeless!!!
aglaia b
love the title steve.
your viewpoint has given this image a spooky dimension. so love the light and textural feel to this piece. thanks so much for always giving your work nothing less than 100%, it always shows and always engages the viewer. i love that! ;-) xox
Marcus Jones
Awesome work. very nicely done on the PP side… But you know I really dont want to see this series
Alison Cornfor...
Wow! Great image Steve! Very creepy :)
Wayne Pearson
Yes,a very interesting image, it really does look like a tomb, well done !!
Clive
Superb shot Steve and a great title, well done
Charles Dobbs ...
Awesome HDR!
Biggzie
Judging by all the BubbleMails waiting for me to go through (starting with Happy B….), it seems a lot of people read your comments closely :)
I just got home & all my photos are downloading as I type :)
This came out exceptionally well …
Steve Chapple replied
Think I might have spammed a few people with Bubblemail….....
AngieBel
I concur with all above…the title is fab! Great shot of what is obviously a fascinating location. Wish I could’ve made it. I need a nanny…. :))
Keegan Wong
Excellent HDR Steve!
Andrea Barnett
Amazing shot. They really do look like tombs.
fauselr
very nice
John Edwards
Wonderful!
MelanieSpeaks
Great image…Interesting and excellent title!
Diane Schuster
Fantastic, this does look like a grave yard of sorts all of those impressions of where the machinery was, if only the walls could talk!
Cordelia
Love the title Steve! great work.
Andrew Bosman
Love the title!
Also love the textures in this one Steve.
Matt Bottos
Fantastic shot, great treatment & wonderful location!
Nick Hunt
That title really makes this photo, well done.
Harvey Schiller
Sinsiter.
JimFilmer
excellent image Steve…great lighting… old paper mills are wonderful places
Al Bourassa
The lighting is great, well enhanced by HDR.
Rosalie Scanlon
Excellent capture Steve, nice lighting and editing
simonesphotos
Fantastic pov and angle Steve, awesome lighting also, great HDR my friend!!
Christopher Bi...
great shot steve
Chris Capizzi
Great find for HDR process. Fantastic!
Matt Penfold
Very effective processing, the image really is quite spooky, without the title I would have thought of something much more sinister. Great image.
Sylvia Wu
very interesting subject… awesome treatment!! love it!! =)
Angel Warda
great shot…so eerie!
Heath Raymond
Wow, the looks like tombs of the Knights Templar in English Churches.
nikki024
great prespective!!!!! love the texture
Paul Vanzella
THIS – is quite incredible!
Heloisa Castro
great image