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    vintage road plow

    this plow was used by hearty horses, a time when man and machine worked together with the elements.
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    Re: vintage road plow

    what a gorgeous shot of one example of man engineering feats, we really have advanced as a species from 40 years ago, i too was there one time and i captured the left side,perhaps this could be tied together by another talented viewer out there.
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    11mm-16mm tokina f2.8
    18mm-55mm
    55mm-200mm vr.
    Nikon F65
    28mm-80mm
    28mm-70mm
    Sony H5 p&s
    1.7 tele lens
    nikon sb-800
    nikon sb-600

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    Re: vintage road plow

    I like the second angle better. I agree that it's a really nice subject, and it has a nice exposure. But I feel the background structure is a killer. The tilt of the sidewalk hurts too. Painters have it made.. they just don't paint what they don't want in there.

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    Re: vintage road plow

    I prefer the first one because of the background
    have you tried b&w?
    I would also clone out the power pole

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    Re: vintage road plow

    I agree with Shooter Tiff on the background of the first shot. I think the barn in the background ties in with the shot of the farm implement. I am not sure I would clone out the power pole because that helps illustrate the "then and now" of the subject IMO.

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