"and then things took a turn for the worse"

Last of a series. Thanks for taking the time to comment and rate.

Always appreciated.

Really different processing on this one Jim! and I kind of like it....more rosey tones mixed with the old greens and deep golds. This is one of those locations that you don't come across often. The broken down building (garage) just adds to the whole mystique of this more psychedelilc'eee....version. Put a Peace sign on the door, and I can see me viewing this through my old 'rose colored glasses' and my braided head band.....Nice work! you took a chance compared to the first frontal POV...and it was worth it! Cheers for now, Gail

Jim,

 

Wow...this is great. I love the processing. Take care, Patsy

really excellent colors and image...congrats

Nice image!

Very nice work and quite interesting composition!! The combination of old junked rusty iron parts and aged wood with some HDR postprocess, always bring up eye catching and beautiful warm tones!! Congrats my friend!! Take care!!

Estupenda toma y composicion, con una sensacional edicion.

 

Un cordial saludo -Tolo.

Wonderful image my friend! I really like the way you processed this work .Bravo!

 

Best regards Sadegh

One has to love the lines and personalities of these old heaps, the history they have seen and stories they could share. Interesting and creative pp work that makes this one even more unique. Nicely done Jim.

 

All the best, Pamela

 

Nice work! Best regards, Ilkka

Excellent image.love your PP work.

Another classic from you. the HDR does really accentuate the character of these old trucks, and I like mood and subtle tones of this shot.

 

You are getting some great results with that Sigma 10 - 20mm Brilliant lens.

 

Nice work Jim!

 

Kind Regards

 

Alf

Great capture Congrats and Regards

Interest post work, Jim. Everything looks bleached away or charred. A good choice for this rustic image.

 

Where are you these days? Alaska or Spokane?