Yesterday morning I was out and about with fellow photographer Dave Smith. He showed me the the location of some old pick ups collecting rust, dust and moss in the woods. Imagine all of the adventures, projects and just daily life these pick ups must have seen during their lifetime. Here is an old International Harvester pick up.
God's blessings to you,
chris
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Showing posts with label truck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label truck. Show all posts
Friday, October 11, 2013
Another One From Days Gone By
Yesterday morning I was out and about with fellow photographer Dave Smith. He showed me the the location of some old pick ups collecting rust, dust and moss in the woods. Imagine all of the adventures, projects and just daily life these pick ups must have seen during their lifetime. Here is an old International Harvester pick up.
God's blessings to you,
chris
Labels:
Canon,
Canon 50D,
dust,
forest,
International Harvester,
Mendocino County,
pick up,
rust,
truck
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Toy Truck for Fun
This weekend I went to a friend's daughter's graduation party. I took my camera along in case anything inspired me.Mostly I photographed my kid's friends playing frisbee and having fun. My favorite picture of the day though was of an old metal toy truck sitting there waiting for someone to come play with it. It was old and beat up and for some reason it looked really lonely. This evening I applied some texture to it and added a frame around the outside. I really like how it came out.
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d's light and love to all,
chris
d's light and love to all,
chris
Monday, October 3, 2011
A Little Rain Must Fall



Awoke from a groggy sleep to the rain drumming down on the roof and Annika telling me she needed to leave for school in fifteen minutes. After dropping Annika off at school I spent a ton of money having new tires put on my pick up truck. I then took in the rainy sights of Willits. Whoo Hooo!
God's precious light and love to all,
chris
Labels:
Mendocino County,
Northern California,
precipitation,
rain,
semi,
truck,
umbrella,
Willits
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