Wooden Wagon by photosynthesis
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An old wagon at Hanley Farm. Please zoom...
Comments (10)
Faemike55
that's cool - all we need now is the horse to pull it...
giulband
Wonderful image !!!!!
alanwilliams
A page from history, beautiful
virginiese
Interesting model indeed ! Nice landscape
mtdana
Great scene and composition!!!
GARAGELAND
Would love to see a "close up" of this.
pimanjc
Nice composition.
MrsRatbag
So wonderful to see this old work wagon; it's in great condition, considering its age. Beautiful composition and shot!
auntietk
Love that wagon! It's got such a sense of history, of something well made and well maintained. There's work ethic as well as sturdy beauty in such an object.
anahata.c
Very powerful contrasts from left to right; shade on the left trees, lots of light in the middle, more shade on the right. And all that light on the ground in front of the trees...A very satisfying visual journey. I like that you have the wagon on one side and a road on the other, another sweet balance. (And I like that you have the road/walkway so white.) The wagon's an old beauty, and by giving it to us in this lush setting, you make it feel honored and celebrated by the nature around it---as it should be, because it's wholly made of nature (unlike a Chevy, for example). Very loving composition for this old beauty: You surrounded it by splendidness. In an earlier upload of mine, you said it would be nice if I could've removed the car (it was a driveway with a car parked right in front of everything): It would've been nice, I agreed. (That is, if I didn't have to either knock on the door and ask, "uh, could you move your car for one second, so I can shoot your place without it?"---lol, THAT would've been appreciated!---or pick the thing up and drag it onto the street, which is a major un-likelihood, given the state of my muscles these days.) in urban environs, as you know, lots of things get in the freakin' way. But here, the wagon is jewelry worn by nature, and it sits there, beautifully. Another magical shot from the farms in your part of the country. With your usual beaming light.