Thanks Stephen! That's actually a different car. I believe it's a 1960 Chevy station wagon, the one I entered in the contest was a Chrysler Imperial Crown, around '63 I think. You could probably spend a week or two. There are another dozen or maybe a few more than that a lot like it, just as and just as rough some even more so. A local car dealer has recently brought them to one of his back lots. Not sure where they are coming from, but seems more like a field or woods than a barn. I may go back and try to get some more shots if I get some time on a decent day, only had about 15 min to spare when I got these shots. Here's a shot of another one mid '50s Ford wagon.
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I was looking for subjects for the July challenge. I like this backlit thistle, but there were too many botanicals in the thread, so I went another direction.
These birds are too vague.
Very nice, The water looks smooth as glass!
My intitial thought to the candy challenge was to go black and white, but i second guessed myself and went with a color shot. this was the first gut choice.
Here's an alternate for the candy challenge. I like the stained glass effect on the Haribo Gummi Bears.
I normally like color better than black and white, but I like the black and white better this time. I think I would have liked the color better if the taffy was a brighter and more colorful than the background, instead of the other way around. The b and w works great for the vintage machine and and lets my imagination pick the color of the candy.
Cool shot! I thought of doing something close to it using jolly rancher candies.
Here's my reject for the month. It's simply the motion blur of my daughter stealing the candy while I was trying to get my shot.
Should have gone with my gut.. it would have been much more interesting if they had been working chocolate or a colored candy for sure.
Here are a couple other shots I considered entering. We had a lot of freezing rain last night that eventually turned to snow. I had to work during most of the good photo time. By the time I got home it was melting fast and getting dark, but I was able to get a few shots.
Here are my rejects for the Nov 2018 challenge. It was a busy month!
First, the color version of my entry.
Next a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep.
And finally, a white rose diffused with pink gauze wrapped around the lens.
First, the color version of my entry.
Next a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep.
And finally, a white rose diffused with pink gauze wrapped around the lens.
Cool shots, seeing these makes me want to take a dozen or so pictures of the undercarriages of my "Royal Quiet Deluxe" typewriters
Shot this for the November challenge. Multiple exposure. "Flock":
Neat shot! Did you move the camera between exposures? I feel like some of the background seems to repeat, but not quite.
A few alternate shots of my entry this month.
And this one was reflected in Harley a Chrome Rhino made of Harley Davidson exhaust pipes.
For a full pic of Harley check here. Photo of the Day
And this one was reflected in Harley a Chrome Rhino made of Harley Davidson exhaust pipes.
For a full pic of Harley check here. Photo of the Day
Thanks Troy! I just moved the camera up and down and took a few shots. That multiplies the seagulls!
my december tossaway
Prolific, though art, Ninja! Love the modernized penny farthing. If my eyes do not betray me, it appears to have a handbrake this century?
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