The motor next to it is similar to the three that lined the north wall of the shop and were dated 1897. I don’t believe the motor was connected to anything.
Only later did I think about the large wheel housing on the end of the pump and what it might contain and how it might link to the axis of the motor, deep in shadow, behind the railing.
Should anyone accuse me of staging the red rag, I promise that it is genuine rag and brilliantly red and had rested right there for, I believe, two years when I took this picture. It was there whenever the pump was running, and it stayed there nearly to the day the pump was scrapped.
2 comments:
That red rag could be the star of this image, Ted. But what a place for you to show your photographic skills once again!
Thank you - one of my very favorite spots.
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