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Actually, hand carved in sandstone.

Just noticed the animal tracks in the concrete

great colors and depth!

can you contact me via porthos@gmx.net please?

nice

hey turbguy, do you know, what happens to phereo.com? Is it shutting down? Funny, just realised, you're a turbine guy. I was at Siemens Energy in the gasturbine business for the last 15 years. Please contact me at porthos@gmx.net, if you have any information regarding the future of phereo. Best regards Porthos

Damn, this image deserves more likes.

Carefull. I think this is 'Spam'!... ;-)

why doesn't this image have 10 or 12 likes?

:-) You had chance that the moving shadow moved so that it maintained the alignment correct, even if it was not the best direction.

Thanx!
It was accidental. This is ship's deck,and the ship was underway (shadows shifted between cha-cha captures). Auto-alignment is done via Stereophotomaker.

Nice composition!
Is it intended or accidental? If the difference in depth between the ground and the shadow was chosen, why not made it hover instead? It would have been less conflicting while still mindfuck.
By the way how did you do this to keep such good alignment?

Nice one. great Depth!

A little bit of cloning would fix that movement of the car in the center of the image.

Swapped L/R

I agree, lot's of effort was focused on durability during earth movements. The pipe supports rests on a 1/4" thick sheet of teflon, and the elongated "bumpers" help constrain total movment.

Not in my view...

3D is swapped

Wow. I had never thought of shooting IR 3D. Very cool effect.

That is cool. The pipeline is designed to move up and down and sideways, to flex in the event of large earthquakes, which they definitely have in Alaska. You can see how the pipe can slide sideways on the riser, and it looks like the sliding platform can may be even rotate a bit. Amazing work.