Finally Under The Back Seat by addiek
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Comments (15)
Interesting. How creative of something not so seen.
COOOOOL!!! To think that something as simple as that can look this darn good when captured perfectly as you just did. Well done indeed!!!! Have a great day #:O)
hmmmm, what IS it, Ad???? At first i thought maybe it was a piece of old toast. ok, i look again. a slice of moldy cheese? nah???? i don't smell anything. ok...let's see...well, i give up!!! Please tell me! the suspense is killing me! Anyway, it's a fantastic image!!!! too bad it wasn't money you found though, huh!!! :)
We in the world of fossicking call it 'foam' underlay.... Exactly what it was doing under this seat I can only suppose.... My supposition is that the occupant of the car's backseat had a severe case of piles (not piles$$$$) and that the extra foam padding provided comfort when the ole jalopy seat wore out and the springs broke... I'm priveleged to have been able to fossick around the local wrecker's yard with their blessing (he gives a cheerio to 'the yanks')
Now this one is quite intriguing my friend.:O)
LOL!! I once heard of someone putting a fish under the seat springs of a guy's car...the poor stiff raised hell with the car dealer thinking the smell was a defect. As usual, not covered under warranty:) Very original work my friend!!
Intriguing stuff there... superb compo Adam !
Haha!! Very cool! Great textures study!! Very well seen Adam! :)
very cool ! great find and shot !
I spent a bit of time on the Back Seat of many a Wreck...usually with a ...Wreck....sigh...next You will be showing Your Drinking Bouts...under the Table!
there is nothing you dont find,Adam.love your eye for details. thanks for posting this excellent shots. * bravo * #:O)
More than just a textural play, it has meaning and personality, it tells a story. Great focused shot, and I mean focused as in thought out, the worn material, the extra padding, the apparent age of the seat... Very evocative piece, makes me want to see the car and the owner and ask them where they've been...
Gerhard has already found my words! nothing to ad but vote! :o)
hmm, i won't ask...only that u're reasons for being there were worth the effort, interesting and xcellent photography :)
beep! perfect ;]