seen better days...

thanks John ! Ideally I didn’t want to bullseye it but to get the angle that I wanted and not have crap in the background this is what I came up with.

cheers,

haha – too many punchlines in the one punchline there.. ;)

Cheers Dion !

hi Lisa !
Yeah I can relate to it today as well.. thanks heaps !

tone :)

very true Ben… they don’t always work compositionally or the light sucks when you find them… so it’s great when they sort of come off hey.

Thanks Phil ! glad you like the stockyard there – I tried to get that on with the best angle for the old ute whilst keeping a road and unwanted junk out that was to the left of frame.

hi Richard – thanks mate, glad you like it too :)

It certainly has Craig – and given it’s location I think it’s there until the very end !
cheers,

hi Kristi, It’s always great to hear that people notice some of the smaller things that I try to do in my compositions and photography. Thanks for the HD wishes too. :)

hi, Yeah they are – I think all regional and rural areas are loaded with old relics etc when you get out there and have a good look..
thanks for commenting :)

G’day Rod,
Yep the rain certainly does bring out the colour saturation.
cheers,
tone

hi Tim – yeah sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t, I also think it does in this case. There are plenty of old wrecks and relics about but getting one that works photographically can be a bit tougher…

cheers,

hi Louise – yeah I love some of these types of shots – as you mention…loads of character !
cheers,

thanks Vicki ! I wondered who was responsible…. ;)