Howsham Mill by Colin Storey

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18-NOV-2018	Colin Storey

A closer view of the two Archimedes Screws that
work by water naturally flowing through two large
screws at a weir to generate electricity.

Canon EOS 6D ,Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
1/125s f/8.0 at 70.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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PauloCGama		02-Dec-2018 15:46
Terrific light!! v

Pierre		02-Dec-2018 15:04
Une superbe photo de ce moulin avec son ancien mécanisme toujours performant! V

Jeff Real		02-Dec-2018 14:42
Very beautiful and very interesting subject! V

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		01-Dec-2018 22:40
Nice work again.....Vote Paolo

joseantonio		01-Dec-2018 19:35
beautiful image in a lovely and sunny day.

Johnny JAG		01-Dec-2018 19:12
Nice use of ancient technology for the modern world.

bill friedlander		01-Dec-2018 18:42
Nice point of view. Lovely light and color. V

Walter Otto Koenig		01-Dec-2018 18:40
Very nice perspective and lighting. I like the framing and shadows. "V"

Blandine Mangin		01-Dec-2018 18:30
very nice ! v

globalgadabout		01-Dec-2018 17:46
a telling view of a clever operation...lots of aesthetic appeal too..

John Hamers		01-Dec-2018 16:23
Grreat capture of this mill scene and the light is excellent. !!V

Hank Vander Velde		01-Dec-2018 15:55
Very interestin and well captured image Colin.

Jim Coffman		01-Dec-2018 14:38
This is a very interesting place.. Nice image, Colin..

Helen Betts		01-Dec-2018 14:35
Very interesting operation, and well captured close up. I had never heard of Archimedes Screws before.

Ton T.		01-Dec-2018 13:22
Interesting information and a fine shot! V

Chris Morton		01-Dec-2018 12:11
interesting; also slightly surprised at the informal water escape at the left

Range View		01-Dec-2018 10:47
Splendid shot of the mill from this angle, it is fantastic that it still generates power Colin. David.

Tom LeRoy		01-Dec-2018 10:10
An old but still useful concept. The mill looks great here in the shadow and light. Excellent shot. V

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