Holbrook, AZ - 2 by moochagoo

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Sep 17, 2008

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Comments (22)

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timtripp

10:33AM | Wed, 17 September 2008

excellent!

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tennesseecowgirl

11:04AM | Wed, 17 September 2008

Nice shot!

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RobyHermida

11:26AM | Wed, 17 September 2008

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!

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tallpindo

1:07PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

An artifact of a consumer society. Not a fundamental stepping stone of the automobile industry but a significant shift to post war production. In today's world referred to as a tradeable car. Just the work to make that ring around the eight ball bullet in the grille round again would discourage a novice. for the professional tin smith the seam in the fender to the hood are from the headlight hole says something about how a stamping was made anout 58 years ago and what sort of iron or steel was created from the ores mined then.

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zoren

1:42PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

nice shot!!! and everything tallpindo said.....

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ironsoul

1:58PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

Got a 1950's space age feel to it. Excellent shot.

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sirvictor

2:31PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

great capture

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jocko500

5:56PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

wonderful looking to it

MrsLubner

6:40PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

Great Ford shot!

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dbrv6

8:05PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

Great character image you have created with the photo.

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lior

8:23PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

Superb capture!

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Speed44

9:16PM | Wed, 17 September 2008

Great photo...don't know if you could do it, but I'd like to see it cropped tighter to minimize the sky and buildings. Maybe you have some other shots taken from different angles? Anyway, it brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for posting it...

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