06-04-2022, 07:55 PM
Peter said: The Chevy motors are red and the Fords are blue?
Peter, Not sure about that, but I bet someone can give us the answer.
I have to confess, I don't know a lot about cars other than I find them to be very fun to photograph.
Natalie,
That's a nice grungy shot with some real eye-poppin' colors.
It is amazing how simple it looks, I wonder where the catalytic converter is? (I am just kidding now, I hope you know)
Grant, I have been waiting for you to show up. Now that is an old trusty rusty "Master" padlock. A simple composition, but still interesting with all the textures and lines.
Here is another famous name brand from back in the day, also taken at the Upton House where the tea set resides.
A Singer sewing machine.
Made on January 1, 1908, in Elizabethport, N.J.
Peter, Not sure about that, but I bet someone can give us the answer.
I have to confess, I don't know a lot about cars other than I find them to be very fun to photograph.
Natalie,
That's a nice grungy shot with some real eye-poppin' colors.
It is amazing how simple it looks, I wonder where the catalytic converter is? (I am just kidding now, I hope you know)
Grant, I have been waiting for you to show up. Now that is an old trusty rusty "Master" padlock. A simple composition, but still interesting with all the textures and lines.
Here is another famous name brand from back in the day, also taken at the Upton House where the tea set resides.
A Singer sewing machine.
Made on January 1, 1908, in Elizabethport, N.J.