The March Of Progress

Thanks Cheryl ! They’re light, earthy colours. Thanks for the Fav as well !

It’s either a deceased estate with a technical hassle that’s preventing it’s sale, or someone is ” sitting ” on their investment waiting for years before they cash in. They’re in great condition compared to the garage shed and house next door !

Thanks a lot Lizzie ! They are seriously weather-beaten relics ! :)

There’s a close up of the one on the left in my Gallery called ” Crusty Petrol Pump ” and it says 72 cents per litre. That would mean it closed in the mid 1990’s wouldn’t it ? Thanks for visiting, Murray.

Judging from the price, I think this one closed in the first couple of years of the 1990’s. I’ve driven past this heaps of times, but photography made me pay a visit to see what I could find. Thanks Lori !

I used those pumps decades ago, but not at this spot ! There are filters and a few colour tweaks to change the look of the scene. Thanks for looking, bfrida !

Thanks a lot for the view and the Fav !

Thanks MT ! It’s very run down, but it was a good photo playground at this spot. Did you see the sepia close-up called ” Crusty Petrol Pump ” ?

Thanks Kabranty ! It’s a pile of junk in reality, but it did remind me of lots of things including much cheaper Petrol. Thanks for the Fav !

Thanks betha ! If it fits in front of a camera and I like it, it’s fair game for a shot or two.

It really does ! I couldn’t look at these pumps without thinking back to the 1980’s and earlier ! Thanks !

Thanks very much The InnerNortherns ! This was a great little place to explore for shots. I’m glad you like it that much !

Thanks Michael ! I was happy with this run down garage – very textural shots were available.

Thank you Jayview !