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Comments:
14-04-2009/00:50
» sherri
Exceptional item to photograph. Love the natural mix of sepia with the black. Clocks, dials, and the likes are always something I like.
14-04-2009/01:27
» Michael Rawluk
That is a sweet tight shot with great tones.
14-04-2009/02:32
» rian
i like how close-cropped this image looks.. the details are really crisp.. great shot.. :)
14-04-2009/03:39
» Terry H.
Looks like your Alcohol level is down to zero better have another beer. :)
14-04-2009/07:46
» Simone
I like these ancient tones and the light cut!
14-04-2009/12:13
» BoB
Fantastic subject, great work
14-04-2009/15:36
» Photographe Maroc
Hello,
Very nice photo, i think it s an oil pressure gauge.
I love the tones & the shadows. Great job.
Greetings from Morocco
14-04-2009/15:48
» John Maslowski
Like your title for this shot. Interesting old meter. Excellent frame and details.
14-04-2009/19:20
» Marcie
Excellent detail. Love the timelessness of this.
14-04-2009/20:02
» Wysterior
Cool Ampèremeter, I like those old things very much ;) by the way thank you very much for your comments ;))
Have a nice evening
Urs /aka Wys
14-04-2009/20:19
» Andy
Wow really great shot and processing. I like this one alot!!
14-04-2009/23:08
» Samarth
cool concept..
15-04-2009/01:47
» Laurie
This is a great find. Old gauges and dials make such great subjects. you present this one really well.
15-04-2009/18:23
» denis
I am sure that it still works. These amperemeters are so imple that they can never break down. Just replace the battery !
Fine one !
15-04-2009/19:22
» Christopher
How simple and cool all at the same time.
15-04-2009/20:06
» Pradeep
Excellent shot...love the detail and the grime. Superb shot :)
16-04-2009/03:03
» crash
cool dials!
17-04-2009/04:22
» Dustin W. Fletcher
Cool. A simplistic "steampunk" shot.
20-04-2009/16:23
» Doum
Excellent photo and good control of light. I read other commenter’s to try to identify the dial; If isn’t an amperemeter, it's a spectrophotometer (A = Absorbance).
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