Some Tired Iron for Tirediron

[Rick58]

This was my destination for today...



Purposely heavily processed. Over done?

 

[vintagesnaps]

For me it is, I'm wondering what on earth you did to it rather than looking at the picture. That pattern of the wheels might be great in B&W but I think a little goes a really long way with editing or processing.

 

[Rick58]

Thanks for the input Sharon.
This would have been more of a traditional processing. I thought the higher contrast might make the details pop more.

 

[Dagwood56]

Maybe somewhere in-between traditional & high contrast? Can I ask where this was taken? It looks like an interesting place.

 

[Bossy]

I like the grit here. I'd go a little easier, but definitely keep some of it.

 

[Rick58]

Maybe somewhere in-between traditional & high contrast? Can I ask where this was taken? It looks like an interesting place.

It's on the west bound lanes of Rt422, just east of RT345 (Baumstown)
At the intersection of Monocacy Hill Rd and Rt422
It's a little junky "antique store". I haven't gone in the store, which is actually just a garage in many years.

 

[Dagwood56]

Maybe somewhere in-between traditional & high contrast? Can I ask where this was taken? It looks like an interesting place.

It's on the west bound lanes of Rt422, just east of RT345 (Baumstown)
At the intersection of Monocacy Hill Rd and Rt422
It's a little junky "antique store". I haven't gone in the store, which is actually just a garage in many years.

Thanks Rick, I'll have to check it out. It sounds a little like the run down place we found up in New Tripoli, where [rt 143] to Kings highway junctions with Rt 309. It has an old large watering trough and a model T ford out in front along with all sorts of other interesting junk. There's also an abandoned barn next door to it, but I didn't venture back there. It said no trespassing and I'm a coward.