Wow David. Spectacular shot!
Wow David. Spectacular shot!
I passed through Yellowstone from the north end out through Beartooth Pass and took a few roadside shots along the way. This one you can take from the window of your car. And countless people have, no doubt.
More messing around with a ND filter.
Some images from a recent road trip to see family. All made with a now very obsolete dslr!
Eastern Oregon:
Western New Mexico:
Eastern Arizona:
Wow, nice Ford tractor, we used to have a 1948 that looked just like it. We even had that PTO Bush-Hog and a rear blade in Wisconsin on 80 acres of great land. I miss the farmette and tractor. Those things are so tough and reliable every decade somebody paints one into a 'rebuild'!
Brings back some bittersweet memories I should just let go.
Tin Can
Couple of portraits. Canon AV-1 50/1.8 panf 50 plus
Thank you!
Mine is a '48.
The attachment in the picture is a 6 foot wide finish mower, 3 blades, rear discharge.
I also have a blade, a rock rake, a rear mount sickle bar mower and a mid/side mount sickle bar mower. After I bought the tractor I picked up and installed a Sherman over and underdrive unit (you split the machine at the bell housing and it is installed in place of the input shaft) and a Howard gear reduction unit (goes between the back of the transmission and the rear case).
Yep. Henry did a good job with the N series tractors. Too bad he stole the 3 point system from Mr. Ferguson
So sorry to hear that this brings up memories best left forgotten.
Whiskey Is Sunlight Held Together By Water
Thanks, everyone, for the kind comments. Here's another, from a different location in that area - the Pequenas Lençóis - taken with my venerable Canon EOS5D;
A Dreamcatcher somewhere along a country road near Pullman, WA.
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