Wooden Wagon (Closeup) by photosynthesis
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For Steve (GARAGELAND), who asked for a closeup of yesterday's post - I just happened to have one, so glad to oblige...
Comments (10)
Juliette.Gribnau
fantastic !
GARAGELAND
Thats MUCH better !!!! How the west was won.
MrsRatbag
Oh my, can you imagine traveling 3000 miles in that? We had some hardy forebears here...beautiful capture of this old wooden vehicle!
giulband
Wonderful !!!!
Faemike55
Very nice capture intriguing bit of workmanship
auntietk
I like this version too! It's a great wagon ... so interesting!
bmac62
Outstanding view of what I think is a Conestoga Wagon. Know who invented that design? The Studebaker family,...wagons first, cars and trucks later. Like your lighting here.
anahata.c
Well!!! Bill even knows the name AND the inventors! Studebaker! I had no idea. (I just remember that their cars, when I was a kid, felt like big deep canyons inside, and we'd get lost in there, to our parents' chagrin.) Close up, the deep shade in the trees and the dappled light make a very rich backdrop for this beauty. And you have the main rails of the wagon flush with the fence, which is fine composition---it's just nicely placed against the road. And the way the front plank of the wagon---you can see how little I know: I mean the long wooden plank that's used, I assume, for horses, in front of the cart---well, the way that plank harmonizes with the road and fence, also a sweet choice: All flows nicely along the ground. And it feels like you have a subtle "irising" of the shot---I mean the subtle shading around the edges: Maybe you didn't do that, but it feels like a choice, and it's subtle and it quietly embraces the beauty of your subject. Lovingly presented, Claude, with fine highlights on the wagon to make it feel, once more, like a jewel. A fav for this whole farm series. They're real beauties.
sossy
wonderful find of old times with a special mood! ;o)
danapommet
I agree with Bill and I like the old Conestoga wagon style. Just think that this wagon may have carried a family from the Mississippi River to the west coast so many years ago! An excellent zoom too!