Weathered, Battered and Neglected

Thank you Tyson, I had thoughts out cloning out the fence ,but it would have probably been less work to cut it down the replace it after the shoot ....:)

Keep this great thread alive..... :thumbsup:

Old ( circa 1872) mining equipment. :idea: WBN

Old crane not far from my house. The light was amazing for a few moments but faded before I could come up with a better composition.

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It's seen better days.

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Originally Posted by Old Timer

It's seen better days.

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Good addition,Larry :thumbsup:

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Thought this would fit right in..................:eek:

This thread will never die.... WBN it's all around...the world. :thumbsup:

1950 HUDSON! :cool:

Circa 1872...Almaden Quicksilver Mine...Hi-mileage WBN :cool:

These were taken on a recent road trip to Lewistown, Montana. Finally feel I have some shots for this thead:)
Jimmy B

That second one looks like a place a photographer could spend several hours exploring with various lenses and light conditions.
I keep seeing things on the plateau but I'm usually driving somewhere and don't take the time to stop and shoot...the old barns mostly

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This is a good indicator of how poorly I frame shots. This is a... house (?) on the side of a trail in Tennesee or North Carolina.

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Nice bridge!

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Nice truck!

All these are with my old p&s.

weathered, battered, but re-roofed

Weathered,Battered, Neglected AND Forgotten...But,found. :)

Sure a lot of beat up junk on this thread...oh yeah! that's what it is.
I like rotten wood and rust and broken stuff.

WBN........................... 1930 Ford 1 ton dually flatbed.

This is a 1870's Yoke..... 2 horse power rig. :)

Weathered,battered & neglected

Weathered, Battered and Neglected...

Fits right in....WBN :thumbsup:

What is it Rick ?

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Originally Posted by hminx

What is it Rick ?

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Hello, Pete! It's a water supply control valve for a building fire-sprinkler system... Open position... :thumbsup:

Rick

The junk lot
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Push Start...

Ready for market!

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Originally Posted by Footski

Ready for market!

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Ooh, I'll take it!