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March 2022 Challenge - Old Rusty Autos
#11
These were taken last year (with my camera) of my grand-nephew? His senior portraits (home schooled) He was right pleased. I let him choose the settings and props...

   

   
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#12
Most Excellent Natalie, Those photos check  several  boxes and fits the challenge perfectly....
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#13
Awesome Images...Solid!

Here is a rural fire truck.


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#14
Wow, Rich.....that truck is awesome! Nice find!!
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#15
Thanks Natalie, as are your Senior Portrait photos! I bet he really liked them!
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#16
Stopped by to take a shot of this old truck. It used to belong to my old boyfriend's (high school) father....who was also my bus driver for 12 school years....and now his grandson has it in front of his antique store.....Mr John passed away a couple of months ago...such a sweet man he was.....oh dear, I had to go browse in there, too.......spent some money..... Big Grin


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#17
Once burned, they will quickly rust. Just as quickly, I had to get a photo before the shire removed the evidence.

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This one though, happened to be mine. Stolen and burned.

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From a few years ago. Somewhere in Nevada.
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#19
That was a shame, Peter....hope you had good insurance to replace it? 
Quint, your image reminded me of one I took when at the Petrified Forest somewhere in Arizona?
Seems like they put them there on purpose for tourists to take photos. LOL!

   
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#20
So right, Natalie. Not many tourists where this was but an attraction nevertheless.
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