Lighting the Tokyo underground waterworks

I just wanted to share with you a <a href="http://www.g-cans.jp/intro/07photo/

index.htmll">gallery</a> of photos taken in a huge setting: underground Tokyo, lit in

various ways to make beautiful images of industrial objects. It probably isn't a site that

English readers would come across so I decided to share it here. Enjoy

Considering the following appears when one uses your hyperlink I don't think any additional English readers will come across the site today.<p>

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The requested URL /intro/07photo/index.htmll was not found on this server.<p>

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Apache/1.3.33 Server at gcans965.rsjp.net Port 80<p>

Thanks Joseph, you're a real prince. Here's the <a href="http://www.g-cans.jp/intro/

07photo/index.html">corrected link</a>. The original had one too many "l"s in html.

</b> This entry is just to undo for subsequent responses your needless bolding. (Will this

forum ever permit editing of messages?)

Erick, Excellant pictures. Very diffucult to light this is where old flashbulbs excell. You really did a great job showing the vastness of this space.

 

Is this where godzillia is kept?

</b></b> Hi Donald! I agree that the photos are nice but I have to clarify that I was not the

photographer. I found the page through reading Japanese photography sites -- and thought

I'd share as I was a bit "wowed" by the industrial beauty. And to imagine all this underneath

the surface hustle and bustle of a major megalopolis!

They are fake, It's just fancy 3D stuff and not real photographs.

 

They are around for some timen now.

Not fake. I am an engineer working on major civil projects in the US. Beautiful pictures. I hope to make some just as beautiful on my current project, a tunnel under Chicago. That star-shaped thing near the end is a TBM, or tunnel boring machine.