chuckrickman

The old and the newer!

The old and the newer!

Its amazing how far the wheel has come in the last half century.

Its amazing how far the wheel has come in the last half century.
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camera

COOLPIX S9700

settings

settings

Aperture f/3.7 ISO 125 Shutter 10/10000 Focal Length 45/10

upload_date

upload_date

Nov, 2017

Views

183

Likes

+43

Awards

Peer Award

+13

Superb Composition

Top Choice

Superior Skill

Outstanding Creativity

Magnificent Capture

PRO+

Whoever coined the expression "You can't re-invent the wheel" needs to think again... great photo!

Isnt that the truth. Thanks Mick

Terrific perspective here, Chuck, in more ways than one. Love all the textures!

Thanks my friend.

Platinum

This is great....lovely comparision

I love exploring out there.

Love the creative composition of this Chuck and great title :)

Thank you so much.

Platinum

A great find Chuck ! Beautifully composed and love the title !! (:-D)>

Thank you so much.

wow , love the perspective and POV ... amazing chuck !

Many Thank Anne.

PRO+

Wow, love these old vehicles.......great shot!

It is fun exploring at this place. Tks

Platinum

ya and they both have flats.. Good job of DOF to show our subjects.

Many Thanks Marc.

great old truck and wheels

I really enjoy finding these old rigs.

This is an awesome photo.

wonderful composition showing those wheels! and of course I love rusted trucks! good one, Chuck!

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