Driving on the outskirts of Eugene, Oregon, I came upon this "antique." It seemed to be smiling wide and showing me it's three remaining teeth. : ) Shot was processed with tone mapping & HDR software using a single RAW file.
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This is indeed a great nostalgic capture. I can guarentee you, a vehicle made now adays found years and years from now, won't have hardly anything left to it unlike this old Ford. They knew how to make them last back then. Excellent picture.
Pat
Your title and this image made me laugh out loud. I've never seen a radiator grill with 'teeth' - and that's exactly what they look like. A fun shot and I love the way you've enhanced it. Brilliant!!
excellent photo taken of this ol ford truck. i must agre that if yo put one out to pasture today and go back years later. it wont look as good as this one. perfect photo indeed.looks alive? it is. old fords are like indeans they never die. they just fade away. lol
I'm way behind in my comments but I'm posting this message to let you know that I have viewed this image and found it to be very nice. I've enjoyed viewing this photo. Thanks for posting it.
Russ
Anything that excites me for any reason, I will photograph; not searching for unusual subject matter, but making the commonplace unusual.
Edward Weston
Tomorrow is the most important thing in life....it comes into us at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we've learned something from yesterday." John Wayne.
wow. That vehicle's got attitude, man... To me it looks like one of them old-timers, sitting on the porch, with his fellows, laughing at the good times past... If you had not manipulated it, or done it in a different (less saturated) direction, it would have been downright creepy. But just like people... You have to look again to see the true nature. very nice.