About the Image(s)

Georgetown is an old decommissioned power plant in Seattle that was built well over a hundred years ago. It was shuttered in 1976, but the building and contents were declared landmark status and the local electric utility has maintained it over the years. It's a popular place for events including concerts and weddings due to its unusual features and decent acoustics. Our camera club was able to arrange private access recently where we could wander around with our tripods and look for interesting images. I made hundreds of images on top of many more I've made in previous visits, but this was something new. This is looking up at pipes outside a giant turbine. This structure is around three stories high.

Sony A7R V, Sony 24-70 f/2.8 v.2 GM lens. ISO 400, 24mm, f/8, 1/13 second. Camera was on a tripod.

I focus-stacked six images and merged them in Helicon Focus. I processed the final file in Lightroom Classic, finishing it up in Photoshop.