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This Ain't 'Jist Old Crap'

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Discovering the aftermath of time.

22 total reviews 
Comment from davideyoung


Very nice. I think this would have been better shot from an angle just slightly to the right, so that the distracting car is not caught in the upper right of the frame. The subject is well lit and focused. Nicely done.

BTW, you are NOT old!

 Comment Written 29-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 30-Dec-2004
    Thank you david, yep, couldn't crop the darn tire!! LOL!! Thanks for the NOT!!
Comment from Lazarus


very excellent image of the old plough. the lighting seems a little flat, it was probably an overcast day, and i would lose the bit of motorcar in the top right corner.

 Comment Written 04-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 04-Dec-2004
    Thank you very much stat!!
Comment from ezowacki


Lowrider, I happen to like old subjects and photgraphs. Living in pennsylvania their are a lot of farms and battle grounds to photograph vintage stuff. Excellent photograph.

 Comment Written 03-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 03-Dec-2004
    I am soooo happy about that ezo, thank you so much!!
Comment from Orion008


That, is a very old, old looking piece of machinery. But, on the other hand, it does not seem to be in very bad shape(as many pieces of machine that were made in the old days, seem to hold up to the test of time, and the elements). Seems if it were cleaned up, it could be set up in a museum some where. Great find, orion008.

 Comment Written 03-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 03-Dec-2004
    Thank you orion!!!
Comment from kiva


My first thought was one of liking the Content you've found to photograph. This type of content is Not easy to capture in an effective way. I like how you placed it a bit off center, that's good for this type of capture. The rusty "things" in the country seem to be captured best when they are wet, like after a rain; otherwise they are just to dry, especially with the dried vegetation around it. The other thing I can suggest is to get up close on the subject and capture a "part" of it from an interesting angle. Just tossing out ideas here as I think the subject (antique, or old "stuff") is very worthy of capture but they are very difficult because of the monotone rust or drab look they acquire through age. I like it.

 Comment Written 03-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 03-Dec-2004
    Thank you kiva!!
Comment from Drea1804


Well, i must say it's a neat peice of 'old crap'. I like it. Its different and you dont see a lot of 'old crap' these days. Thanks for sharing, and keep up with crispy 'old crap' photos!!! (Just kidding, i am playing along with ya)

 Comment Written 02-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 03-Dec-2004
    LOL!! Thank you Drea!!
Comment from TheManiac


Low, Low, you 'craki'n me up today. Look, I love old crap. I've even been considered old crap myself. This shot's no exception. It is old crap, but the shot ain't. Really well done with the old dead grass around it as well. Maybe just a smidge tight on the top border, but not enough to kick up a fuss about. Good work.

 Comment Written 02-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 02-Dec-2004
    LOL!! Yep, I have been considered 'old crap' myself! Thank you very much Scott!!
Comment from jnxsmommie


This is nice. It is cropped a little tight but I am not complaining too much about that. There are some distracting elements in the photo like the car in the upper right corner. still a very nice shot

 Comment Written 01-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 02-Dec-2004
    You never complain jnxs, you just call it as ya see it and I appreciate that! Thank you very much!!!!!!!
Comment from macycat


I like old machinery and tools and this is a good photo of one of them. The shadow on the body set against the angles and circles of the frame, makes for a good composition. Cheers, Macycat

 Comment Written 01-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 02-Dec-2004
    Thank you very much Macy!!
Comment from Marshalldtk


LowRider, as you know I love these kind of photos. I have a few myself. It's very well done. I love the way things have grown up around it. Pictures like this make me sit and wonder what it was, what it was used for and how long ago was it used? Very nice job. Keep up the great work!

 Comment Written 01-Dec-2004


reply by the author on 02-Dec-2004
    Thank you very much Marsh!!!!!!!