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While Susan was taking a Saturday class, I took advantage of a beautiful day to do some backcountry cruising in an area I have never visited before. Driving along a secondary road between High Point, NC and Hanging Rock State Park (where The Last of the Mohicans was filmed), I almost dislocated my neck when I saw a suite of old trucks and farm equipment tucked into the woods. Too good to be true?
I came about and went back to the spot, which lay along a private drive. I pulled into the drive and checked the few houses there, but no one seemed to be around for permission. Up in an oak grove just off the main road, there were multiple specimens of trucks, farm vehicles, and rusty goodness. They looked to be set up in some sort of display, so I figured that the owners wanted people to enjoy their collection.
So, I did.
I had my way with these beauties, and hope to present them in turn in the upcoming days.
Nikon D7000, Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8 at 28mm f/5.6, 11 exposures from Promote Control.
Fantastic find! Love this composition, and the details in that rusty goodness is great 🙂
Damn this is cool! I really like the comp and the rusty goodness in this shot. Cool find!!
Oh man, this is some sweet texture. Well done Rob!
Love this shot Ron! Boy did you stike gold or what. Can’t wait to see more!
Wow! Nice texture with all the rust.
Sweet shot, Rob! Love the detail and texture. Nice framing as well.
Heath, Chris N, James, Cindi, Jeff and Chris K… thanks so much for stopping by. Glad you like it. I’ll really try to post more frequently, but Susan has me workin’ hard on the new gardens.
Oh my God, Rob, this is astounding! I cannot WAIT to see more from this collection.
Sweet grittiness! Love the detail these old trucks supply for HDR and you’ve captured it quite well!
Nice Rust you have there Rob! well done, you will have to tell me about these gardens
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