See, this one is more my style. Doesn't look so processed, and it's nice and dirty and real. Yesterday's was too pristine, too digital. This is a small slice of detail from something I don't usually pay any attention to. Much better.

Nice photo Sam. But, just to be correct – it's a volume guage, not a pressure guage.
I trust you'll excuse my pedantry.

How about calling it 715,130 odd foot of grunts. Nice shot Sam.

I very much like this picture, you have a fantastic eye for composition and color. AND, with that kit lens. Man, you rock Sam.

LOVELY colours!!!

Nice eye, Sam.....as usual!

do you know the reason why some of the dials are in a clockwiase and some in anti-clockwise direction?

You should get DSL ;). Cheaper and reliable.

I really like this one. Many of your photos are able to take the “every day” and make it special. Nice composition, nice color all I can say is wow.

Very nice. I like the way the one thin tube on the side looks nearly 3 dimensional. It stands out so clearly.

Look forward

Well photographed, but unfortunatly, this subject is too often used. Cliché, nothing that interesting. Maybe crop it around the actual guage, draw the attention to all those crazy spinning meters.

Keep the colours flowing, this is doing well but I think the focus is too "flat"..

I think you should experiment, take two pictures from a tripod with different focus lengths and then fool around with them in photoshop, but SAY IT IS A PHOTOSHOP *shrug*

Nice Photo. The play of the blue and the rust is realy striking. Phirleh however needs to learn how to read a meter though. It's [10,715,000 +3] cubic feet.

Simply gorgeous. Beauty in the simplest things.

I stand corrected VK, but I did say "odd foot of grunts", so it was only an approximation. ;)