Big Wheel by bmac62

Photography • Transportation • posted on Sep 22, 2009

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Description

Half the folks I know on Rendo like to see it all. The other half like to see only part of the whole. This is for all of you who like the bits and pieces. My daughters had plastic big wheels when they were 4-6 years old...BUT NOTHING THIS BIG. 7' 2" driving wheel from Steamer 999 in my previous upload. Bill:)

Comments (41)

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MagikUnicorn

11:08AM | Wed, 23 September 2009

AWESOME SHOT

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MrsRatbag

11:28AM | Wed, 23 September 2009

Ooh, this is so lovely! I guess I'm a pieces person, I love this compo!

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flora-crassella

1:10PM | Wed, 23 September 2009

great photo!!!

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debbielove

2:00PM | Wed, 23 September 2009

Wow! Great details on this.. Yes! I know one or two who like their detail shots... And this is a grand one.. Well done, my friend. Rob.

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moonrancher

7:47PM | Wed, 23 September 2009

Thanks for the closer detail. It brought back memories, of standing next to those when I was a kid. They scared me, even when they weren't moving. Love the postwork and the colors you used in this series.

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MossSphere

4:11PM | Thu, 24 September 2009

Great detail image, makes a really arty abstract, excellent !

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Buffalo1

11:10PM | Thu, 24 September 2009

That's one hefty driver. It shows why the old steamers weighed so much.

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Chipka

12:26PM | Sat, 26 September 2009

I love little glimpses and details like this. I could belong to anything at all, and that's what I like. The colors here are warm and inviting, and there's a steam-punk quality to this. It looks like something from the age of difference engines and steam-powered computer systems. Great, evocative work! I particularly love the play of shadow and color.

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