Tulip Farm

Majeed Badizadegan · Mar 30, 2013

Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in Woodburn, OR.

This Old Tractor by Majeed Badizadegan (Rotanimod), on Flickr

terri · Mar 30, 2013

The front of the tractor has an odd back-tilt, but I love this image!

Looks like a fun place to shoot.

Majeed Badizadegan · Mar 30, 2013

terri said:
The front of the tractor has an odd back-tilt, but I love this image! Looks like a fun place to shoot.

It is. I know what you mean. I think it might be slightly back heavy.

runnah · Mar 30, 2013

Rotanimod said:
It is. I know what you mean. I think it might be slightly back heavy.

Sarcasm?

Good photo.

Majeed Badizadegan · Mar 30, 2013

runnah said:
Sarcasm?

Good photo.

Thanks.

No sarcasm. I think the horizon is level but the tractor itself is tilted back. Am I looking at it wrong?

Rick58 · Mar 30, 2013

Very nice. This belongs on a John Deere calendar. I just don't see the odd tilt :scratch:

David444 · Mar 30, 2013

Rick58 said:
Very nice. This belongs on a John Deere calendar. I just don't see the odd tilt :scratch:

I agree.

oldhippy · Mar 30, 2013

Nice shot. beautiful flowers. great colors and comp. later Ed

sm4him · Mar 30, 2013

I see the "odd tilt" but it doesn't bother me in the slightest. This is just an outstanding photo; I love it!

Derrel · Mar 30, 2013

Ummmm, it's fairly simple...the back of the tractor is lower than the front...could be for any number of reasons...tires on the front could be a wee bit taller than "stock spec"...tires on the back might be a bit small or worn...back end of the tractor is heavier than the front end...might be parked on a slight,slight incline. Tomorrow we send out an exploratory team with scientific equipment to ascertain the exact cause of this most minor misalignment mystery....Shaggy and Scooby and Velma are on their way!!!! Rest easy, TPF'ers, rest easy. Crack open another and await the findings from the exploratory team.

cenote · Mar 30, 2013

Derrel said:
Ummmm, it's fairly simple...the back of the tractor is lower than the front...could be for any number of reasons...tires on the front could be a wee bit taller than "stock spec"...tires on the back might be a bit small or worn...back end of the tractor is heavier than the front end...might be parked on a slight,slight incline. Tomorrow we send out an exploratory team with scientific equipment to ascertain the exact cause of this most minor misalignment mystery....Shaggy and Scooby and Velma are on their way!!!! Rest easy, TPF'ers, rest easy. Crack open another and await the findings from the exploratory team.

Or just stuck in the mud! :lol:

PropilotBW · Mar 30, 2013

Dude, you don't have a bad photo on this forum. Will you quit it already?? It's very depressing. :lol:

:hail:

AaronLLockhart · Mar 30, 2013

It's not your framing problem.

As you can see, the horizon is perfectly level. My guess would be that the tractor has uneven tire size, or is intentionally built that way to shift the CoG.