Submerged
This is a storm drain, but not the storm drain.
This one is in McNeill Bay which is the opposite direction from my daily route.
It was a wonderfully sunny February day, the kind which we always need more of.
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Olympus XA2, Kodak Gold 200. Film developed commercially, scanned with Epson V700.
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burnt embers 
It looks like you are above it, but I guess that is another part of the illusions you create with this . . . drain. Doesn’t seem right to keep calling it such a prosaic name. It has risen far above its purpose due to your photos.
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Still my favourite of your series. This is so different. How were you able to get this angle?
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Hi Kate – this storm drain has a concrete structure at street level and the “pipe” in the photo flows from its base. I could stand on top of the concrete and look down. There is even a railing for safety 🙂
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Beautiful picture … love the mountains at the top … all that’s missing is a mermaid !!
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Thanks Ashoke – those are the Olympic Mtns in Washington State. The mermaid was sunning on a warm rock at the lighthouse on Trial Island – you can see the light in this photo, but not the mermaid.
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You can’t have too many storm drains.
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I think that might be true. I don’t seek them, but I do notice them. I think you will find about 6 of them on these pages if you were to take an inventory.
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love it! clean lines. got my storm drain fix
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Uh oh, another person that has come to depend on a regular dose of storm drain…
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I promise that “Eric M” and I are NOT the same person. In case you were suspicious.
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I was beginning to wonder. How many storm drain devotees (junkies) can there be?
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My first name is Evelyn, which makes me Evelyn M, which is remarkably similar to Eric M. Just wanted to point that out….
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Ah, so you are and Eric M. are the same person, in different guises? Tripped up by the storm drain fetish. Another useful application for storm drain photography.
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I’m not saying we are. But I’m also not saying we aren’t….
Also, I can’t decide if, on the spectrum of fetishes, a storm drain fetish is weird, or damn weird.
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No self-incriminating comments will be originating from these parts.
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So, that’s how you’re going to be?!!
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Well. There is photographic evidence that could be interpreted as a fetish. So I had better not add to it with words….
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Good shot.
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Thank you!
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