the stickers support it by Richardphotos
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I hate to see historic vehicles just going to waste.
Key West Florida
Comments (16)
interesting treatment
I've heard of things being held together by a wish and a prayer but never stickers before! LOL! Excellent photo!
LOL! Is there even a vehicle under there, or is it just a big ball of stickers?
A very cool vehicle with all these stickers,but as you say it is a shame to see it neglected. 😀
He ran out of duct tape?
Splendid!!
amidst your many types of shots, you get the most wonderful bits of Americana: I love this shed! Or store, whatever in the world it is: Great old collapsing-looking place, with stuff inside---a cafe maybe? someplace to eat? And all those things coming out of it (spheroid things, all bunched up together?) And that truck? You've GOT to be kidding!!! Great capture, I love that truck! I'd put it in my living room if I had a mansion...And visually, it brings out all the light in the shot. Finally, as you do in a number of your shots, you give a generous amount of ground in front of your main subject, to give it air, space to breathe, etc. (With all that's going on inside that crazy place, it needs it, lol.) Terrific. I'll take a dozen.
White trash for white trash...one more hurricane and this place could be history...
Could be right!
Interessante, esplendida imagem, aplausos (5)
It's very beautiful and very nice!
An ingenious way for not to do die an old car!! Nice shot
Beautiful shot
That must be what they call "urban camouflage." It looks for all the world like that truck is slowly sinking into the ground…
Great find and cool photo, Richard.
Very unique and interesting way to preserve a ole vehicle.