A water tower atop public housing in Gowanus, and the clouds behind it.
The tower appears five minutes into a short film I made.
Water towers help tall buildings in New York maintain water pressure.
This article explains it all.
Water exists in many states of matter.
For example, we know water as a solid, a liquid or a vapor.
Clouds aren't water vapor, however.
They're suspended droplets of water. Or sometimes, very small ice crystals.
It was very humid when I took this picture.
Not that you can see that.
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