Hay Bailed

woodsac · Apr 9, 2006

Found this in the freaky (almost) ghost town of Keeler. This was just sitting off the side of the road in the middle of town? Had lots of other 'junk' around it too

MommyOf4Boys · Apr 9, 2006

I had a feeling this one was yours. It just had that Woodsac feeling to it and I love it! You were actually the inspiration for my "junk" photo! I love your work and when I saw the objects that I photographed, I instantly thought of you and your photos of the old broken down cars in the desert. I know, mine was not in the desert, but I wanted to give it an old rustic feeling.

woodsac · Apr 9, 2006

Thanks so much...that means a ton!!!! Love the shot you entered

I actually submitted the wrong photo

I always save a b/w version before I add the tint. Well...I submitted the b/w without the tint. I didn't even know until they posted the contest photos. Oh well...I still got the shot

Antarctican · Apr 9, 2006

LOVE the shot, Woodsac.

Randog · Apr 9, 2006

Great shot Woodsac!

n2photos · Apr 10, 2006

Great shot Woodsac.
I really like the angle on this!
Love the tone too.

ozzono · Apr 10, 2006

The treatment is very pleasant, and it is to me very attractive. I like the left things. Greetings from Spain.

El tratamiento es muy agradable, y me resulta muy atractivo. Me gustan las cosas abandonadas. Saludos desde España.

Arch · Apr 10, 2006

great shot woodsac i really like this one :thumbup:

M @ k o · Apr 10, 2006

Good shot and awesome tonality !

lostprophet · Apr 10, 2006

love everything about this shot :hail:

Chiller · Apr 10, 2006

This shot is soo cool. You find the neatest stuff.

PachelbelsCanon350D · Apr 10, 2006

Chiller said:
This shot is soo cool. You find the neatest stuff.

I second that! This is stunning...I can't believe the tonal range on this, and how dark and moody it looks, yet sunny somehow....did you shoot in B/W with a red filter or something? I'd love to know the specs on this shot. :hail:

woodsac · Apr 10, 2006

Thanks everyone!

It was shot in color, converted to b/w with a red filter, then the tint was applied

If you've seen any of my other 'tinted' shots, like the old cars, I use the same process for all of them. Takes some tweaking to get it right.

JTHphoto · Apr 10, 2006

fantastic shot woody, i actually voted for this shot in the contest, although it was a tough decision, there were so many great photos... congrats on the 9 other votes!