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[MissMia]

I took these photos yesterday during my meet up with Mitica100 at the Vulture Mine in Wickenburg, AZ. The old gold mine is a great place to photograph. I'm looking forward to going back when the weather is cooler - yesterday was 110!


C&C is always appreciated.

Thank you for looking.

 

[tirediron]

Nice. These cry out to be done over in BW!

 

[abraxas]

I think the first image is the stronger of the two and there is quite a bit of potential to explore in the current color version.

Check it out for inspiration;
Spako is (IMO) one of, if not the premiere industrial/machinery (and otherwise)photographer here at TPF

http://spako.deviantart.com/gallery/#_featured--3

I like the strong lines, depth and detail you've captured in both.

 

[MissMia]

Nice. These cry out to be done over in BW!

Mitica100's B&W film photographs from Vulture Mine are amazing! :hail:

Thank you. I did a quick B&W conversion on these.

I think the first image is the stronger of the two and there is quite a bit of potential to explore in the current color version.

Check it out for inspiration;
Spako is (IMO) one of, if not the premiere industrial/machinery (and otherwise)photographer here at TPF

http://spako.deviantart.com/gallery/#_featured--3

I like the strong lines, depth and detail you've captured in both.

Thank you. Spako has amazing photographs. I'll have to play around in PP with these until I can get back to the mine.

 

[LaFoto]

You had the chance to meet up with Mitica100???

Oh, you lucky one.
My envy is with you :meh:.


(No, it's not that bad).

 

[Bandit]

Oh I could have some fun there. I love rusty old stuff :lmao:

There are so many ways you can present these images. A great start indeed.

 

[MissMia]

You had the chance to meet up with Mitica100???

Oh, you lucky one.
My envy is with you :meh:.


(No, it's not that bad).

He was kind enough to invite me along. I had a great time and it was a great experience. I can't wait to see his photographs on display at his shop.

Oh I could have some fun there. I love rusty old stuff :lmao:

There are so many ways you can present these images. A great start indeed.

Thank you!