Still parked in the garage after all these years. Old cars.

[FITBMX]

Who knows how long they have been there.
C&C welcome

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[tirediron]

Cool series!

 

[jcdeboever]

Wow, roached. well, at least they put the old girls down right.

 

[mgblunt]

I see they were used for target practice, nice photos.

 

[FITBMX]

I see they were used for target practice, nice photos.

Everything around here gets shot to pieces, there are stupid people (also normally drunk) with guns around here.

Thanks.

 

[FITBMX]

Cool series!

Wow, roached. well, at least they put the old girls down right.

Thanks!
I shouldn't have posted so many, but I couldn't figure out which ones to leave out!

 

[jcdeboever]

Cool series!

Wow, roached. well, at least they put the old girls down right.

Thanks!
I shouldn't have posted so many, but I couldn't figure out which ones to leave out!

I enjoyed them all. Thanks. You have something there in 10 if you can revisit.

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[FITBMX]

I enjoyed them all. Thanks. You have something there in 10 if you can revisit.

I'm not seeing it, what did I miss?

 

[jcdeboever]

I enjoyed them all. Thanks. You have something there in 10 if you can revisit.

I'm not seeing it, what did I miss?

You did not miss it. I mean you have an interesting sky, tree, rusty metal, and background line. I think if you went back with a couple of lenses and like maybe a 70-200, a tripod, you could isolate the tree and rusty metal for a neat landscape photo. Probably a good time to revisit would be during one of the golden hours (morning according to this pic?) with the sun blazing on the face of the tree your shooting. I would cut off a good deal of the foreground grass. Just what I see.Oh, try and frame to eliminate the side trees from creeping into the frame, may have to clone out in post. Pull that dead, fallen branch out of the picture too.

 

[FITBMX]

You did not miss it. I mean you have an interesting sky, tree, rusty metal, and background line. I think if you went back with a couple of lenses and like maybe a 70-200, a tripod, you could isolate the tree and rusty metal for a neat landscape photo. Probably a good time to revisit would be during one of the golden hours (morning according to this pic?) with the sun blazing on the face of the tree your shooting. I would cut off a good deal of the foreground grass. Just what I see.Oh, try and frame to eliminate the side trees from creeping into the frame, may have to clone out in post. Pull that dead, fallen branch out of the picture too.

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That is a very good idea! I know exactly what yo mean, I will go back and reshoot soon. But I will have to do it soon, because the grass will be growing very quickly and will be several feet tall in no time!