Beautiful shot, Marni.  Nice job getting the inside of
the dome without blowing out the sky.  

I wish our modern public works were constructed with
such artistry.  Another example is the old Philly
waterworks, built in the late 19th century:

http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5942460

Now, public works are almost all ugly cut-budget
utilitarian.

Rick

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> There is this odd structure sitting out in the 
> middle of nothing in Sunol 
> (tiny town beyond Pleasanton, for those familiar
> with  the area).
> 
> I head out that way to shoot barns and things and
> have seen it  several 
> times. Last Sunday I was in the area and took note
> of when it was open.  For a long 
> time I wasn't sure what it was.
> 
> Turns out it is part of the  San Francisco Water
> Filtration System (although 
> Sunol is quite a distance from  SF). No water
> visible, although there were 
> raised areas of dirt I could not see  over. There
> was some water in the temple 
> itself, flowing and gushing over a  tiled floor and
> man-made fall. Evidentially 
> it was built sometime in the 1900's  and was
> restored 1997-2000.
> 
> Anyway, I went back yesterday and took  bunches of
> shots, playing around. It 
> has a classical and sort of dream-like  look.
> 
> I may show one or two more as PESOs, or go to a
> small  GESO.
> 
>
http://members.aol.com/eactivist/PAWS/pages/temple1.htm
> 
> Comments  welcome.
> 
> Marnie aka Doe  :-)
> 
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