Seven - Oh - Deuce

© Jim Baines

Seven - Oh - Deuce

Uploaded: March 05, 2008

Description


The Chicago Aermotor "702" was introduced in 1933 featuring replaceable bearings and screw-type arms. By far the most popular water pumping windmill of the 20th Century, the Chicago built self-oiling Aermotor mills have been called the Cadillac of windmills because of their outstanding design and quality of workmanship. Even today, old reconditioned 702 Model mills command prices almost as high as those of factory fresh mills.



Exif: F Number: 6.3, Exposure Bias Value: 0.67, ExposureTime: 10/1600 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 135.00 mm, Model: NIKON D200

Comments

Deb Koskovich March 05, 2008

Great moody image, Jim. Super off center comp. #869863

Dominick M. Dimacale level-addict March 05, 2008

Very lovely image and find here, Jim.

Dominick #5594341

Paul G Slate March 05, 2008

Beautiful! The new fuel! #5594419

Claudia Kuhn level-classic March 05, 2008

Terrific comp and tones Jim, thanks for adding to my windmill knowledge! #5594543

Susan Heath March 05, 2008

Just look at this detail!! Oh, I love it! Fabulous comp, as well, Jim! This is a real favorite! #5594786

Tammy Espino March 05, 2008

Love the effects & your pov on this one! A winner~ :) #5595196

Shawna Stevenson March 05, 2008

FAB Jim, love the B&W presentation! #5595682

Dr. Harmeet Singh March 05, 2008

Lovely image.Looks cool. #5595881

Mary Timman March 05, 2008

What a fabulous B&W composition and a great bit of history. #5596805

Erika Haight March 05, 2008

Great composition here Jim~! I love the b&w conversion toO!!! erika haight #5597181

Janet Daniel March 05, 2008

Detail, comp, pov, b/w...everything is outstanding. A favorite, Jim! #5597220

Cassie L. Woodlee March 05, 2008

OUTSTANDING Jim, WOW fantastic capture!!!!! #5597274

Nancy (Peaches) Harker March 05, 2008

Fantastic pov and capture Jim!!! #5597745

Sandra R. Alvey March 05, 2008

Ok this is just OUTSTANDING Jim! I love the POV and crop! Awesome contrasts and negative space! Beautiful work hon! #5598072

Michelle Alton March 05, 2008

Wow Jim--the depth of your knowledge is absolutely amazing. How many people do I know that can go on for a paragraph on a particular type of windmill. You have managed to impress me. I think perhaps my neighbor Greg, could do it. He never forgets a word of anything he has learned in his lifetime. But you're more fun.
Michelle #5598155

Mary L. Lemley March 05, 2008

You so funny Jamesbo....great image :). #5598218

Shelly A. Van Camp level-classic March 05, 2008

Very cool image in B&W! #5598645

Irene Colling level-classic March 05, 2008

Windmill photo's are popular, and therfor quite common. This one stands out above the rest. Great shot and excellent presentation. You have me wondering where you were when you took the shot.Either this is a short windmill or you are very tall. #5598765

March 06, 2008

I like your choice of b/w, it takes well to the model.
Well done. #5599613

Sue Marshall March 07, 2008

This is outstanding Jim!!
Excellent comp, POV, B/W it's all good!
Very well done on this!! :-) #5608692

Candice C. Calhoun level-deluxe March 08, 2008

I LOVE windmills (I live in Kansas...so I see LOTS of them) and this IS a real beauty! Super compositon, LOVE the bw treatment. Clean, crisp and so inviting!

ccc #5611236

Janet Daniel March 13, 2008

Congratulations on the EP, Jim. :-) #5636876

Sherry Karr Adkins level-deluxe March 22, 2008

Fantastic image, Jim. I live in Texas and see windmills all the time and it is rare that I see a windmill image that I absolutely love. I like your comp. and tones. This is going into my favorites. #5675473

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