2007-11-06 // 19:09:41
joster
Hey, I'm not saying it's not well composed, I would just like to see the car more up close! (Partly because I have a thing for abandoned and ruined cars left in the open nature.
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^ No worries, I agree with your comment! As a matter of fact, i thought of you when i saw it and when the photo developed. When i first saw your home, i was intrigued by the abandoned things you found on your travels because i seldom stumble upon such objects. If the weather brightens up ill go back and get a closer shot, ill dedicate it to your goodself! (if it turns out ok!) Dont stay away too long, i always look forward to your shots. |
2007-11-06 // 10:19:29
joster
I wish that you'd gone closer, but then on the other hand you lunar-scape (as pear pointed out) would've disappeared. Favote for this!
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^ Hello joster, how the devil are you? Youre right, the composition could have been a lot better. To be honest, it seemed closer through the view finder but it was the last shot on the film, so i had to settle for it. But ill take the lunar look. This is a most unusual sight on the glen, the nearest village is mine, about 6 miles away, so they would have had a fair old walk to civilisation. I wanted to go back to try to shoot it again (also i love it up there) but the weathers been awful, and when you ride a scooter, wind and rain just arent an option, if you can help it! Thanks for the favote, callback soon. Its always a pleasure to hear from you. Take it easy. |
2007-11-03 // 19:47:40
Stefano
LUNAR ~ vote ~ pear
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^ Ah, Pear! How the devil are you? Lunar indeed! Vote is much appreciated, thank you kindly. |
2007-11-03 // 19:43:00
HyppoliteAlaska
une épave dans la nature