The back of a turbine wheel

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• bantonbuju (43309)
• [2005-01-07 4:15]

this one about the turbins i like most - detailed rusty elements and the central circle of the wheel work excellently

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• jmdaoudal (18660)
• [2005-01-07 5:30]

Very graphic and the textures are splendid.
Excellent DOF;
I like it.
Jean Michel

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• bertolucci (11358)
• [2005-01-07 5:33]

Great conclusion to y'r interesting turbibe wheel series, Jack. I like the stark industriality and simplicity of this capture. The textures are very well rendered too. Very fine job!

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• ChrisJ (56283)
• [2005-01-07 5:52]

Who would have tought that high tech industry could become fine art? Well seen, Jack

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• Kenny10pin (19217)
• [2005-01-07 8:53]

Great work, I like the close up of the nuts and bolt, very good details attained, I would have loved to of seen a lovely background too with it, but this is just fine, well done

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• Hauke (2)
• [2005-01-07 12:38]

Excellent work, Jack. Rounds and nearly rounds and ... edges. ;-) Must hav had a hard life, that turbine. If I spend an eye to the scoring at the bottom. Lots of power... Takk skal du ha for det.

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• jhm (66546)
• [2005-01-07 13:01]

A very sharp detail picture Jack, great series I like the close up of the nuts and bolt, detailed elements and the central circle of the wheel work excellently.
Great work here Jack.
Greetings John.

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• nwoehnl (60263)
• [2005-01-07 15:00]

Interesting add to your series, Jack. The circular opening of the turbine wheel makes a good frame towards the background, and the bolts give a good repetitive element and appropriate "industrial" touch to the compo. Actually the stitching is not that bad, I think.

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• cessy (13561)
• [2005-01-07 22:47]

well found and very nice shot Jack, I could not notice the stiching work :) this could make a nice framing

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• RGatward (19273)
• [2005-01-08 8:19]

Good source of image that place. A lot to enjoy here. The detail in the bolts, the way the light catches the machined inside part of the cylinder, producing a range of colours, and the compo in general.

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• elihesamian (25807)
• [2005-01-08 10:12]

Hi Jack
Glad to see it after a few days that I was far from home again,I noticed that it's a fine serie that you posted,and I choosed the last,...I enjoy it.A great POV and carefully and skilfully capturing you did,and the result is very fine,...details and colors are excellent,and blue tones add a nice feeling about metalic material,nicely done,very well captured with a great composition,thanks Jack.
Yours
Mohammad

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• avigur_11 (21138)
• [2005-01-08 16:50]

Stitching is not so bd after all, Jack. Actually the stitching line is hardly seen. I like the heavy industrial touch and the beautiful array of bolts and (loosed!) nuts.