1946 Farmall A
Jan 17, 2014 19:40:27 #
Jan 17, 2014 19:43:54 #
Very nicely done Randy .
I like the side lighting effect.
and how the lighting looks on the ground.
My Grandfather used to have one just like it.
Only difference way the front wheels were close together for vegetable crops on his.
I like the side lighting effect.
and how the lighting looks on the ground.
My Grandfather used to have one just like it.
Only difference way the front wheels were close together for vegetable crops on his.
Jan 17, 2014 20:09:20 #
Glen H wrote:
Very nicely done Randy .
I like the side lighting effect.
and how the lighting looks on the ground.
My Grandfather used to have one just like it.
Only difference way the front wheels were close together for vegetable crops on his.
I like the side lighting effect.
and how the lighting looks on the ground.
My Grandfather used to have one just like it.
Only difference way the front wheels were close together for vegetable crops on his.
Thanks Glen.... :)
Mind me asking which one you like better?
Jan 17, 2014 20:11:10 #
Glen H wrote:
Very nicely done Randy .
I like the side lighting effect.
and how the lighting looks on the ground.
My Grandfather used to have one just like it.
Only difference way the front wheels were close together for vegetable crops on his.
I like the side lighting effect.
and how the lighting looks on the ground.
My Grandfather used to have one just like it.
Only difference way the front wheels were close together for vegetable crops on his.
This is how his were I am sure... :)
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Jan 17, 2014 20:12:59 #
Great shots Randy!! I think I like the 2nd one better simply because it gives more of the total tractor!! Looks a lot like one my uncle had, except his was a narrow front end.
Jan 17, 2014 20:21:33 #
Wahawk wrote:
Great shots Randy!! I think I like the 2nd one better simply because it gives more of the total tractor!! Looks a lot like one my uncle had, except his was a narrow front end.
Thanks Wahawk... :) Seems like a lot of folks have memories of these..... :)
Jan 17, 2014 20:25:30 #
Travesty wrote:
Thanks Wahawk... :) Seems like a lot of folks have memories of these..... :)
Back in the day, they were a very familiar site in this area!!
Jan 17, 2014 20:56:41 #
Wahawk wrote:
Back in the day, they were a very familiar site in this area!!
Ya, I am sure the Midwest was loaded with them....
Jan 17, 2014 21:20:36 #
Travesty wrote:
Thanks Glen.... :)
Mind me asking which one you like better?
Mind me asking which one you like better?
Wow Randy!
I had to look really hard at both of them.
At first I thought it was number two that I liked the best.
This was due to how the blue light effected the photo and is non intrusive.
But then I looked hard at the first one and I really liked the
angle of the tractor shot. They are both captivating.
In the end I would have to go with number one for the composition and tractor placement in the photo. But by no means is the second photo any less attractive. The lighting in the second photo is nicer to the eye then the first, for me anyways...
Jan 17, 2014 21:26:31 #
Travesty wrote:
This is how his were I am sure... :)
Yes wheels like that.
As a little kid that tractor looked big and tall.
That photo in black and white is gorgeous.
Seeing photos like these drive me to want to learn and improve. Your work really inspires me and makes me wish
I could be as good a photographer as you are. I really like your style.
Jan 17, 2014 21:35:39 #
Glen H wrote:
Wow Randy! br I had to look really hard at both of... (show quote)
Thank you for your take on that Glen.... I always appreciate people's thoughts and views... :) Thanks again for that. I do see what you mean about "nicer to the eye".. I agree fully..
Jan 17, 2014 21:36:45 #
Jan 17, 2014 21:38:26 #
Glen H wrote:
Yes wheels like that.
As a little kid that tractor looked big and tall.
That photo in black and white is gorgeous.
Seeing photos like these drive me to want to learn and improve. Your work really inspires me and makes me wish
I could be as good a photographer as you are. I really like your style.
As a little kid that tractor looked big and tall.
That photo in black and white is gorgeous.
Seeing photos like these drive me to want to learn and improve. Your work really inspires me and makes me wish
I could be as good a photographer as you are. I really like your style.
Thank you so much Glen, but I have a hard time accepting that compliment.. I am just a guy with a camera, not even an expensive one.. If it were not for the digital age of photography I would not do it at all.. My style relies a lot on post software.. Many of my photos would be considered very mundane straight from the camera..... :)
Jan 17, 2014 21:39:06 #
Heirloom Tomato wrote:
Wow, that is a beautiful machine. Looks raring to go. Love your photos.
Thanks Heirloom Tomato :) You are too kind.... :)
Jan 17, 2014 21:43:17 #
I do have a confession to make on the 1st 2 images... I was waiting for someone to call me out on it 1st though...
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