Wreck In A Gully #1 by photosynthesis
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Another one from our walk in the Jacksonville hills yesterday. This rusty, disintegrating wreck has been here for years. There is no engine in it, so I assume someone rolled it down the hill into this gully long ago. My friend Dan, who was hiking with us, is pretty familiar with classic cars & believes this is a Nash, though there are no specific identifying symbols or lettering left on the car...
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also noticed the private property written on the side
Much prefer this less over-processed version.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Beauty shot my friend!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
I always wonder about its history when I see an abandoned, rusting car somewhere like this.
Great capture! Looks like a pretty place to hike.
Extreme littering!
Cool image my friend :)
nice pic
Those cars are fascinating. I prefer the "real" one.
Nature has claim its victims... Interesting find. Aloha
of the handful of decayed car shots you've posted, yes this is busier than the others (referring to the reason you like the postworked version of this better---ie, that it's less "busy"). I"m not sure how you got the graininess of this shot, or whether it was intentional or not, but I like it a great deal; but it, on the other hand, lessens the impact of the car, so a certain tension is set up for me: Is it as much about the grain as it is about the car...I don't know. In any case, I like both, even if they vie, to my eye. And the crop/composition is sweet because you have dark on one side (shadow) and light on the other, and the car kind of sprawls down below in all its ornery weirdness. A fascinating drawing-me-in picture, with a tension (for me) between a fabric-like grain and that ugly beauty of a wreck. Now to the postworked version...