Different fo me. Pipework.

Definitely from the 5D MkII this time.

Something I don't usually turn my hand to but I thought I would try. Isolating just a small part of a Leachate Treatment Plant to try and create something almost graphic.

Converted into B&W in Lightroom and then slight editing in CS4



Steve

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I think it makes for an interesting shot and works well - there's bound to be some 'pipe' company that could use that in their brochures or similar

That has came out really well, Love the contrast with the pipes and the background.