1915 Ford? by Richardphotos

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on Jan 15, 2010

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the tag had 1915 so I figured the owner must be right.I have little knowledge of cars that old.40's and up to the 60's is more to my liking I placed the car with the locomotive and I do not know the age or particulars of it thanks for viewing and any comments

Comments (76)

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knupps

1:34PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Great work. I love the old locomotive.

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farmerC

1:47PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Its a fine plate to look atto.

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claude19

2:04PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

The two engines are SPLENDID!!! EXCELLENT presentation !!!

BertDes

2:07PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Great capture. Good combination.

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drifterlee

3:04PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

What a cool old car!

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mapps

3:42PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

very cool :-)

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bazza

4:03PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Nice work on this Richard, She is a beautiful beast and the car's not bad either ;-) Excellent!!!

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2Loose2Trek

4:23PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

This doesn't look manipulated at all ... excellent work. I wonder if a sepia tone would make it look like it came from circa 1915 ... jus' a thought.

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sandra46

4:46PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

SUPERB SUPERLATIVE WORK, PERFECT MANIPULATION!!!!!

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guitar-slinger

5:00PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Great image !!!. By the shape of the front fenders I would say this is a model T Ford, But I'm not sure if those amber colored parking lights are original and also the little chrome hoods on the topside of the headlights, Those seem to have been added, You can see by the grass on the ground that the locomotive background image is a monochrome ( black and white) picture and the car has a colored reflection on the door, colored parking lights and radiator cap... It looks to be a manipulated photo but still it is a super photo ! [^__^] Cheers, Roger

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0rest4wicked

5:07PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Impressive image!!! Love the B&W for this vintage pair.

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jeroni

5:09PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Excellent work and perfect realisation

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jocko500

6:03PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

lot of old stuff here . cool looking

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eekdog

6:14PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

both are oldies, great car indeed richard. thanks for sharing this cool shot.

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anahata.c

6:35PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

a wonderful juxtaposition, and full view it really comes at us. I know we should expect expert manipulation from you, but you have to be lauded for the join, and for how well you put the train through the car's windows: I know of no easy shortcuts for that, it was done very well. As for the locomotive, it's big & looming, I grew up with steam engines & found them absolutely terrifying (!) (I used to hold onto my father as they roared and spewed into the station). And nice job whitening/bluing out the ground around the car & train. I thought the car was actually there at first...A fine piece of manipulation. Another fine shot.

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npauling

6:38PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

These two oldies look great together, a neat idea.

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danob

7:25PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Nice work Richard I live in a Railway Town who also build lots of motor cars the railways works has closed down and the cars makers are all foreign sign of the times..

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DanB-Creations

9:21PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Really, a very beautiful manipulation.

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danapommet

9:24PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Great looking car and one powerful train engine. Dana

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skiwillgee

9:45PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

Very nice combination of the two images. Super!

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Arumbus

9:51PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

what an awesome composition - great stuff

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babuci

11:27PM | Fri, 15 January 2010

2 old timer together. Great work.

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Osper

1:20AM | Sat, 16 January 2010

Neat picture! I can't see the whole locomotive (some one parked in front of it!!!) :) But I think you've got a Russian Decapod here (2-10-0). These were left over from an order for Russia during the First World War. They were never delivered because of the revolution. From the the fact it has a turbo generator and Walscherts valve gear, it is probably post 1920. Check those domes, they're as European as you can get. Several US railroads used them after a surplus sale. The car.......????? ;)

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