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Abandoned Tractor



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The antique tractor sits idly rusting in the field.

The antique tractor sits idly rusting in the field.
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People's Choice in Farmer's Equipment Photo Challenge
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3 Comments |
melda
 
melda May 30, 2013
Very Cool!
ChrisKIELY
 
ChrisKIELY June 03, 2013
Stunning photography! I adore these tones. I would love to be able to get an effect like that. It really brings out the beauty of the machinery.
barbarabrock Platinum
barbarabrock June 03, 2013
Thank you! But...your photos are fabulous!
KayBrewer Platinum
 
KayBrewer October 09, 2013
I'd say this was Frozen in Time - Voted!
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Behind The Lens

Location

I took this photo in Dalton Garden, Idaho, a community of one-acre properties adjacent to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Time

Probably about 11:00 a.m.

Lighting

Natural lighting.

Equipment

Sony Nex-6 with 14-55mm lens.

Inspiration

I was driving around in this rural area looking for objects/scenes that caught my eye. This old, broken-down tractor was about 30 feet from the road, just pulled over by a fence. I loved the red color and the broken wheel. It seemed symbolic of an earlier time there on the farm.

Editing

I used a few sliders and an in-camera HDR.

In my camera bag

I carry a Sony Nex-6 and a Sony a6000. My lenses are a 14mm, 14-55mm, 50-210mm and fish-eye. I carry a bean bag for stabilizing and some cleaning materials, extra batteries and memory cards.

Feedback

It's amazing how many photo ops exist in a rural neighborhood. The windmills, barns, goats, horses, fences, horse trailers, tractors, mailboxes, paths, old trucks, etc. etc. I drive around, get out of the car and approach a scene. I do, however, always look around for loose dogs that might be protective about the property!

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