The enormous scale of these grain silos and the alien equipment surrounding them made it difficult to imagine how human beings could possibly have created such a thing, much less how something so small wouldn't be swallowed up in their workings. The size and the weight of the huge concrete buildings was quietly terrifying, a minor reminder of the true scale of our world.
I liked the tonal changes in the cylindrical walls of this silo, especially the dark water streaks that provide a break from the vertical pattern. The stairway is a contrast in hue, and sets the scale of humans against that of their structures.
Silo, Stairs: Vancouver, BC, 2004