it looks like a photo that has been gently softened, and I love the colors, and the pink undertone. Beautiful colors (esp vivid, full size). And the pileup of shapes too. Your pov masses these block-like shapes beautifully. A fine image.

Now, that is a load! Agree with Mark on your composition, Richard.

Wow - there's still a Sears open there? They're totally gone here.

Sears Robertson Refrigeration. they are gone here also. I think the owner of the mall bought the Sears building last year. there has been men working inside, so they probably have a potential client ready to occupy the building. I am glad I bought a few tools, because the big box store is selling Craftsman branded tools for more than what Sears was over charging. I bought a set of standard/ metric sockets for $10 on sale. later the company that was liquidating the store placed a price of $70 on the identical product. a man was looking at them and I mentioned I bought them for $10. he left without any

hats off to the road engineers, where we are regular cars churn up the tarmac in no time...

That's one heck of a load for the Peterbilt. Nice capture Richard!

The blur makes this look a little bit like a toy. The colors are bright and fun, too. I like this shot.

Now this is pulling some tonnage. I wonder what top speed on this haul will be ?

A heavy deer he's carrying... a heavy load indeed. great shot!

Excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You have such adorable toys out there.. Great shot, my friend. For mere mortals, it would have been a good idea to have a universal refference next to the lil toy, so we could realize how really huge they are. A standing man would do the job, the driver's head is not much of a relevant refference for most of us, yet, it helps a bit.