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winterSmith 
Nice Sam. That’s an Ashcroft gauge and we still very similar looking models for process control applications today. Neat!
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Very cool – I appreciate that you either left the light warm – or altered it to be warm. It makes the image so approachable.
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Thanks, Frank. I always like this stuff, but never have any idea what it is. I was actually hoping somebody would pipe up with a description or some info on it.
Dawn: the raw shot is very warm. I actually took a lot of the warmth in areas around the gauge out to crate a little island of warmth for the eye.
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