Valve Drip Photo

[Mike Lamb]

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[Chad Fabry]

Nice.

I've managed to catch a few (I won't say how many pictures I took in the process) but none of mine are as nice as yours.

[Les]

Mike,

is that you in the big drip? Cool!

When do we get another cartoon?

[ghentjr]

I used to carry a box of caps for such minor drips. Made everyone happy to see it fixed.

[resqman]

I use $100 Nikon Coolpix cameras. Take pictures of dripping tub faucets and get drips first time, every time. First few times I was really impressed. Now I am expect the camea to deliver.

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[Michael Carson]

I like to take pictures of the shower when I run it (during and inspection). Looks pretty cool. I think I see Jesus in the first picture water drop....no just photographer[:-magnify

[John Dirks Jr]

Here's one and it's shadow too.

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[Chad Fabry]

I guess that proves it: home inspectors are nerd freaks.

[mthomas1]

How long do you guys usually wait to see if its going to stat moving again?

[Chad Fabry]

How long do you guys usually wait to see if its going to stat moving again?

How ever long it takes, Mike. How ever long it takes.

[Inspectorjoe]

Concrete laundry sink last week.

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[randynavarro]

Call me critical but I think there's just something so much more . . . artistic in Mike L's original photo.

[Richard Moore]

Call me critical but I think there's just something so much more . . . artistic in Mike L's original photo.

I totally agree. The contrast of the sharply focused drip with the soft focus of the pressure valve in the background is a classic study of the irony in life, while the stark primary color of the knob opposes the lightly rusting pipe and reminds us that entropy in our social system is inevitable.

Or, could I be reading too much into it and it's just a leaky faucet?

[randynavarro]

The contrast of the sharply focused drip with the soft focus of the pressure valve in the background is a classic study of the irony in life, while the stark primary color of the knob opposes the lightly rusting pipe and reminds us that entropy in our social system is inevitable

Freaky.

I was thinking the exact same thing.

[Les]

me too! what a bunch of crap!!! we should win some sort of prize. I do like Mike's more better.

[gtblum]

Not as cool as Mike's.

"Could you run the kitchen faucet again?"

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[Mike Lamb]

Call me critical but I think there's just something so much more . . . artistic in Mike L's original photo.

I totally agree. The contrast of the sharply focused drip with the soft focus of the pressure valve in the background is a classic study of the irony in life, while the stark primary color of the knob opposes the lightly rusting pipe and reminds us that entropy in our social system is inevitable.

Or, could I be reading too much into it and it's just a leaky faucet?

I think there's a cartoon somewhere in there. And to think I never would have seen the leak if I hadn't tripped over that damn bucket on the floor.