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Submitted: January 23, 2008
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Make:NIKON
Model:COOLPIX S4
Shutter Speed:10/16 second
Aperture:F/3.5
Focal Length:6 mm
ISO Speed:200
Date Taken:Mar 20, 2007, 4:29:43 PM

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Photography / Urban & Rural / Industrial

_{_{This is not stock, so please don't ask me if you can use this, unless we're collaborating on something. If you wish to use some of my stock, please go to my stock account, *ArtOfDecay-Stock. Also, all of my work is set at 600 x 600 because I don't want anyone to use it. Please don't ask me to submit it in bigger format. Thank you, and thank you in advance for your comments, constructive criticism, 's and overall support.}}

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Another "perspective" shot of the same wheel of one of the many machines found inside of an abandoned watermill, which is located in Millville, NJ.

For the first of this group, please visit : Abandoned Watermill

Texture used : "Vintage Decay" from *ArtOfDecay-Stock (Own Resources -- Link not available yet.)
PS Action used : HolgaRoid Generator by =rawimage

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~urg Aug 9, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

excellent again

~Forest-of-Blades May 16, 2009

It took me a few seconds to figure out what I was staring at... It really looks like three curved surfaces, and I'm wondering how exactly you managed the shades on the bottom one.

Anyway, that's an original landscape variation.

~perception-obscure Sep 21, 2009

It's actually a machine part, and I just took the photo and added a texture on it

~Forest-of-Blades Oct 21, 2009

Really? And there I was seeing a ploughed field (on the right) next to a road going up a hill to some farm or building... I genuinely thought it was a disotrted picture of the countryside. (that is, before I paid attention to the comment)