Victorian engineering I - dials plus

Taken at the London Museum of Water and Steam. Originally a water pumping station that - from 1838 to 1944 - supplied areas of London, it now houses the original engines, plus others from outside sources.
The engines are usually in steam at weekends but sadly they're out of commission at the moment because of a problem with the gas supply that now fuels them.
Further info. can be found here for anyone who'd like to know more :
http://www.waterandsteam.org.uk

[Phil Howcroft]

This is quite "mainstream" for you Alison :)

No abstract or "abadstract" , pretty cool though :)

[Taffy]

I like the heavy industrial feel to this.

[*lynn]

cool composition

[Maggiemae]

Knobs and dials - somebody is in control!

[Sharon Lee]

Air pressure... it's going to blow :)

[Netkonnexion]

Love it. I missed this one myself. Well seen.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@netkonnexion Quite pleased with this from the no-IS point of view. It was done at 1/20th sec. and those dials and the pipes don't look too bad at all for sharpness at 100% view.