I'm on the lookout for a 56 Chevy truck, learned to drive in my Grandpa's. Just didn't grow up in a Ford family.

Thanks, and yes, with wind chill it was around 0 F. I had gotten off early which is rare, and I had wanted to get a shot of that truck for a couple of year with snow but usually it is too dark when I drive by, finally everything came together.

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That is what I’ve heard, but my old man had a 71 Chevy truck that wasn’t much better. When he got rid of that one, the outer door panel flapped in the wind and the rocker panel was non existent.

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Shot this Ford sitting in a field by the Ingram Road limestone quarry in Springville, Indiana. Shot with a Sony RX100VI

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Depends, I do work with thirds when I start. Usually trying to see how the shot works with the subject hitting one of the thirds spots, sometime it is more about how things frame a shot, sometimes it is about how the lines, like pathways and roads, run and how the photo flows.

I love my 70-300 because its range is from almost normal to a decent telephoto and it focuses closer than most making it great for the nature shots I do. Can take a close up of a flower and grab a shot of a bird in the trees. I have the little Zeiss 35 I carry for any wide angle shot I need. My extreme wide angle mostly gets used for night sky shots and I just don’t do a lot of wide landscapes because where I live in the hills of Southern Indiana there are not many grand vista shots. Maybe if I lived in Wyoming I would go for a wider angle or if I did more urban/street photography.

I lived in Southern Illinois at that time, right on the Mississippi flyway. I'm from and now live back in Indiana and we are on the flyway but not the big part. About 45 min south, there is Goose Pond, which gets a lot of snow geese and sandhill cranes, but also get the few whooping cranes that are re-establishing their Eastern flyway. But none of that compares to Southern Illinois. It was a sight I will never forget, the ponds so full another goose could hardly find open water to land in.

LOL True, so true. Sex is not free unless it is with yourself.

Let me be more exacting then, 125 years ago. In the early days of automobiles, there were more electric at one point but you are right by 1924 the problems had been worked out and the electric car lost out to gasoline power.

When I moved to Southern Illinois, the first migration I witnessed left me in awe. One morning I saw a line of geese heading north, I could not see the beginning or the end of the flock. The lakes I drove past had so many geese on them, there was only a small spot of water in the middle that was not solid geese. By the way, great capture of the mass of geese.