These photos show some of the inner workings of the Devil's Gate Dam at Hahamongna Watershed Park in Pasadena, California. I don't know what they are, I just thought they looked interesting. These photos are overflow from a post at Pasadena Daily Photo.
Below is a broader view of the dam. To give you an idea of scale, click on the photo and enlarge it. You can see streetlights on top of the dam. The greenery is full-sized trees.
I took the photos above by shoving my camera inside the workings of the vertical grate at the bottom center of the dam.
5 comments:
Really like these extras of the dam. I especially like the top two. Very abstract and I love all the lines and angles! Your portrait is stunning!
This is a great series of shots - abstract, with rust and mud color throughout. And I like that you saved the last shot for last, with the payoff of scale.
Thanks. I really love poking around down there and taking pictures. That stream of water had something weird in it, though. The dogs loved it a little too much.
Petrea the Intrepid.
Dams scare me.
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