ROY'S

A very creative way to show off the trailer and the background scene. I love the trailer, it is very cute!

Yeah, that trailer was the cutest little thing I ever did see (not counting a few females of the human species, that is). LOL

Route 66

Nice.

Thank you.

Another wonderful photograph!

Thanks again.

Such a nice way to start a new day by looking at this photo among the first tasks. Well framed and captured at right moment (horizontal shadow line). I also enjoy the little color play: from the red post base to darker orange arrow and then the lighter frame of this cute trailer. Well seen and done.

what a composition David !...geometry, colors, depth...a very nice construction of the image...(just a minor note I think it is a bit oversharpenned, but it does not temper my enjoyment on the composition)....I look at it quite some time and I saw your signature...:-)

Thank you so much for the kind words.

You have the eye. I wondered if anyone would catch that little note. As for over sharpening, you may be right. Thanks so much for applying your excellent eye to the image. I know I can count on you to provide a keen perspective to my images.

do you open your first public gallery at Roy's in a deserted place? I also like the trailer, the shape(s), colours, and how it flows into the land beyond. That halo lining the top part of the trailer is not very exciting, but definitely better than having the trailer under-exposed. The solitary street lamp on the right is nicely balancing the heavily loaded LH side. Cheers, Micheal

Excellent analysis. I thought about cropping the right side, but did not want to give up the feeling of wide open space and the open road the cute little trailer was traveling. I'll admit to being very fond of the colors here, even though orange and red would not seem to be all that compatible.

looks like its right out of the atomic family mandatory summer road trip 1959.

Kudos Boss.

Indeed! Thanks.

Great shot. I've seen many photographs of Roy's, but this is running for most original. The little orange trailer really adds to the image.

 

Best regards,

Frank

Thanks, again. Yeah, that little trailer is cuter than a bug in a rug.

Terrific! I'm glad I have the opportunity to catch up with some of the pictures from your trip while waiting for your new posts. This one's a knock-out for sure. A bit overdone in mid-tones for my own personal taste, but a Meyer without a doubt, so please don't change a thing here, David!

Thanks. This was a tough one. I didn't want to ask the guy to move the trailer around, but it was difficult to get an angle that wouldn't result in the blah space on the right. I guess I could have done it as a vertical.

A classically good shot, straight out of a great American Coffee table Photo Book. I wish I had taken it.

Thank you very much.