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Look in to the Past
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Uploaded: 05/04/09 11:28 AM GMT
Look in to the Past
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I went to a steam fair and thouht you would like to see this. It take you back to the good old days.
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.Caiden
05/04/09 5:28 PM GMT
I love the combination of the darks of the steam engine, the bright contrasts of the clouds and blue sky, the green of the grass, and the guy oiling the machine adds a touch of humanity to it as well. Very nice, very nicely placed, very nicely composed. Keep it up!!
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Creativity is a gift from God. Use it wisely.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~Christian Of Caedes~~
Nice capture, Roger. The clouds really add to your image.
Garrett
Garrett
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Talk about big wheels. This one is a good shot. The composition is great. The sky looks a bit overexposed but other than that, nice work.
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God has created fantastic beauty for us to photograph and fantastic photographers to bring out that beauty in unique ways.
This one really caught my attention Roger!
I love these old machines. The sheer power, their huge size and weight! Nothing can stop it.
Great post, thanks!
Paul
I love these old machines. The sheer power, their huge size and weight! Nothing can stop it.
Great post, thanks!
Paul
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If you can't find the words, you may as well shoot it...
Art, history, and engineering all rolled into one. Thanks for sharing this awesome shot!
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What you get isn't always what you see.
This is lovely Roger, steam engines are such wonderful things aren't they. Great colours here, with the rich red of the wheels and the gleaming brass. You made me wonder about your age though, if this takes you back to the good old days.... ;-)
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"A camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera." Dorothea Lange
Wonderful old machines, blast from the past, great shot.
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