Machine

With an engineering background, I like seeing the moving parts in a machine. One example is this preserved steam engine that used to operate pumps handling sewage from Melbourne. With low light in the pump house, I used my tripod and took 7 different exposures and made an HDR image.
For those interested, I have posted a link to explain how Smelbourne became Melbourne. LOL
https://museumsvictoria.com.au/scienceworks/resources/pumping-station/
Thanks to all who viewed, commented and favd yesterday's image. Thanks for posting on PP and TP.
Counting blessings

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot. That wheel looks huge and as good as new. Once I have been to see the biggest cuckoo clock in the world simewhere in Austria (I stand to be corrected on this). Had the opportunity to see the mechanism - it was all made of wood and I was amazed at what I saw.

[Diana]

Such a wonderful image you created, I love the details, shapes and tones.

[Renee Salamon]

Great capture and pov

[Suzanne]

Wonderful shot. Where are you In Melbourne?

[Brian]

@ankers70 Docklands, Suzanne.

[Brian]

@sangwann Dione, I find the details fascinating.

[Brian]

@ludwigsdiana thank you Diana.

[Brian]

@rensala Renee, thank you.

[Lou Ann]

Everything is perfectly in focus. So much to see.

[Mags]

Love it!

[Judith Johnson]

A cracking image!

[Suzanne]

I walk there frequently and use the Library at the Dock. I'm always entranced by the vistas there. @briaan

[Wylie]

Nicely done to construct this image Brian

[Brian]

@louannwarren thank you Lou Ann

[Brian]

@busylady cheers Judith

[Brian]

@ankers70 let's catch up some time

[Brian]

@marlboromaam thanks Mags

[haskar]

I like it too. It is amazing how accurately it was once possible to calculate and perform.

[Suzanne]

That would be excellent, Brian. I haven't met a 365er in person. Maybe we could email?
@briaan

[katy]

super composition and a very interesting subject Brian