Can you experts tell me if this looks soft? I am too new with all of this. Looking for good honest input.

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Thanks, I like shooting nature in general. I also like to photograph antique farm tractors since I am an old farm boy who has been transplanted to the city. As they say, "you can take the boy out of the country but you can't take the country out of the boy." I also like to shoot old barns, and the stories they could tell.

Here is a Ford 8N that has had oversized tires installed.

A friend of mine owns this A and it is in Michigan. She had told me the Farmall C setting next to it was for sale. The A is started again in the spring and it's main task is to power a buzz saw.

Misused and Abused but I still run every spring

Maybe it's because these old tractors hold fond memories to a lot of us. They do to me and your picture of this old Farmall A had caused me to join you all here on UHH. I have some pictures of than old A taken a few years ago on a trip to Michigan and will post as soon as I can locate.

Thanks TracyG Lot to learn I see

Thanks John
I decided I wanted to get more involved since I have been seeing a few pictures to my liking that I share interest in. One is pictures old barns and another is of old tractors that was posted on here just recently. I find this site very informative and check it out almost daily.
Norm ..... as in ...... abNORMal :-)

Since I am new at this hopefully I have my 1st picture uploaded. I took it with a Canon SX50HS. My main camera is a 7D.

Hmm I have used numerous brands over the years but one that I have preferred toward the end of my career in farming I built a strong like toward Massey Ferguson and when I retired I decided I wanted some thing still with a farm flavor even though I now live in a smaller city, Bourbonnais Il., I purchased a Massey Ferguson GC2600 with a front end loader and a 60" belly mower. Is it as nice as a JD maybe not be it is a good reliable tractor in its class. I had considered JD Case IH and Kubota when I bought this one won out for a couple of reasons.

Since I am an old farm boy this tractor is a Farmall A. Been around since the forties and continued into the early fifties before it was renamed with a 100 series number.