Power plant stack. I can see it from my office window. On warm days you can't see anything coming out (steam), but the colder it gets, the more you see. It's almost like a thermometer. When the wind blows southeast, the steam smashes into that office building. I've always wondered what it's like to be sitting in one of those offices when that steam is smashing against your window. I would think you could get seasick from watching it.
The pink in the smoke is from the sunset.
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sorry...a little too reminiscent of 9/11 for me..4
Sometimes I feel all paranoid and insane,
like I'm locked in a commuter train
and have already passed my destination.
Should I welcome the unknown as an adventure,
as the joy of life, like baseball and apple pie,
or should I just be pissed off,
I'm going to have to pay for a cab home.
Love the blue and pink tones. The softness of the steam against the harsh lines of the building is interesting. Maybe a tad tight in the crop. If I couild change it, I might pan back a bit, but then I don't know what the surrounding area looks like. 7
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