Taken on the last day of the month in the furnace room of the production company where I work using my co-worker's G5 because my G3 was at home. We took turns taking photos and holding the flashlights. this was exposed using two flashlights in a pretty much fully dark room. It was a lot of fun!
The pipes got a tad overexposed in places, but i think it looks ok. i had to crop to kill some major overexposure on the right side of the white pipe. other than that, a quick smidge of a rotate, a little brightness and contrast to taste and some unsharp mask and it was good to go.
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Keep the waters flowing. This shot is ingenious, show as it does, the rusing pipes, and the cladded(?) ones. A rather bleak basement shot but a good one
I would have preferred more focus on the stop cock or valve. There are some interesting textures here, which could have been emphasised by a tighter crop
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