National Road Transport Hall Of Fame (Alice Springs) in Grey Scale 3
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Thorny Devil wrote:
Thank you for your comments Alberio. Oshkosh are a rare breed in Australia but here is another one that does not belong to the museum but visited Alice Springs during a special event in 2015.
Wow, I like it.
Apr 27, 2024 19:05:59 #
Wasabi wrote:
B&W does it!!
Thank you for the feedback Wasabi.
Apr 27, 2024 19:07:46 #
tcthome wrote:
Great set. These look great b&w!
Thank you tcthome for your encouraging comments.
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Wingpilot wrote:
Thanks for sharing. I think they look great in B&W. Emphasizes the age and the fact that these old rigs have seen some hard use and now they are enjoying retirement.
Thank you for your encouraging feedback Wingpilot.
Apr 27, 2024 21:31:57 #
You have found and captured a visually attractive subject. Thanks for sharing. You have a way with black-and-white photography. Your photos satisfy the visual sense.
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anotherview wrote:
You have found and captured a visually attractive subject. Thanks for sharing. You have a way with black-and-white photography. Your photos satisfy the visual sense.
Thank you anotherview for your generous feedback. My original photos are all in colour but I have converted these to grey scalce because I feel it highlights the textures of the aged body work, rust, flaky and fading paint better than colour and grey scale also suits the era that many of the vehicles came from.
Richard.
Apr 28, 2024 00:06:57 #
RodeoMan wrote:
Thank you, Thorny, for sharing these fine mages with us.
Thank you RodeoMan.
Apr 28, 2024 08:22:33 #
Good morning. Yes, a grey-scale exposure better suits some subjects. Your photos nicely express the visual bang of the black-and-white treatment of your subjects. My eye lingers over the shapes and surfaces of these old machines. By your photos, you have given these subjects new life.
Thorny Devil wrote:
Thank you anotherview for your generous feedback. My original photos are all in colour but I have converted these to grey scalce because I feel it highlights the textures of the aged body work, rust, flaky and fading paint better than colour and grey scale also suits the era that many of the vehicles came from.
Richard.
Richard.
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