What an extraordinary series are you developing John, needless to say i think, a perfect combination between artistic eye and a master technique, I must confess your work has prompted and inspired me in the look and study of new horizons in photoworld. Thanks for that. Great great job Regards
Nok en bra gjennomført serie. Fine fargetoner og masse detaljer å fordype seg i. Er veldig glad i slike bilder som viser forfall og hvordan tiden påvirker gjenstander rundt oss.
Har virkelig sansen for disse bildene ... og ikke minst etterbehandlingen som er perfekt til motivene! Litt av noen kombinasjoner her, trær som vokser gjennom biler er ikke noen hverdagskost på et hoggeri ville jeg tro!
Amezing shoots!Enjoyed watching them, not only ones but tree times,..so many nice detaljes and "things"! This is a Great pies off work! MVH Line Storlid
«Louis» was surprised at the number of American cars he spotted in this series. Included are an early '50s Studebaker, a '54 Chevy and a '57 or '57 Nash Rambler. It is particularly surprising to see the Studebaker and the Rambler because neither manufacturer ever approached the volume of Chevrolet or Ford.
In a related vein is this series of images of the abandoned Packard plant in Detroit. Packard was at one time the premier American luxury car manufacturer and this plant when it opened pointed the way for other automobile manufacturing plants.
Et tre inni bilen, det var ikke verst!
ReplyDeleteBruker du ekstra lys på disse bildene? Du har så fine fargetoner og lys i dem...
Der fikk tre-interiør plutselig ny betydning :) Nok en fin serie fra kirkegården! Nesten rart de ikke må rydde vekk alt det der.
ReplyDeleteMore great car graveyard photos! I like the one with the tree growing out of it.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love how you capture the light in these kinds of photos! They are extraordinary!
ReplyDeleteYou had me bursting out laughing with pleasure, these are so beautiful ! ! !
ReplyDeleteFor me you are the uncontested master of documenting the decline of the automobile empire...
Cheers !
Den første der falt i smak her, litt sånn grønn, og litt sånn rusta!!
ReplyDeleteyou can make even "cemetery" looks wonderful. great treatment
ReplyDeleteSå flott ....ett innlegg!! hvor skal jeg sette krysset..:-)))
ReplyDeleteSier som Anne...den rusten var flott.
Bruker du Topaz på bildene...lyset på det øverste var nydelig!!
Skjønner ikke at disse bilene får stå jeg....
Da håper jeg du er i gang igjen...
endlessly fascinating - eaten by trees and moss
ReplyDeleteWhat an extraordinary series are you developing John, needless to say i think, a perfect combination between artistic eye and a master technique, I must confess your work has prompted and inspired me in the look and study of new horizons in photoworld. Thanks for that. Great great job
ReplyDeleteRegards
Nok en bra gjennomført serie. Fine fargetoner og masse detaljer å fordype seg i. Er veldig glad i slike bilder som viser forfall og hvordan tiden påvirker gjenstander rundt oss.
ReplyDeleteHar virkelig sansen for disse bildene ... og ikke minst etterbehandlingen som er perfekt til motivene! Litt av noen kombinasjoner her, trær som vokser gjennom biler er ikke noen hverdagskost på et hoggeri ville jeg tro!
ReplyDeleteKjempe serie
ReplyDeleteSer det er litt snø igjen her når dere var der i påsken men det er sikkert borte nå.
Får nok komme meg ditt jeg også.:)
Her er det bare å sette seg ned for å nyte bildene.
ReplyDeleteI love that first one, for me it has real 'wow factor' - nature taking over!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteImpactantes fotografías.
ReplyDeleteEl árbol penetrando al auto me impresionó.
Muy buenas.
Un abrazo.
another fantastic serie, these cars are art!!! and artistic photos, I love it :)
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhh A terrific series, a really great job!!!
ReplyDelete:-)
Thanks!
wonderful pics, especially the first!
ReplyDeleteAmezing shoots!Enjoyed watching them, not only ones but tree times,..so many nice detaljes and "things"! This is a Great pies off work!
ReplyDeleteMVH Line Storlid
«Louis» was surprised at the number of American cars he spotted in this series. Included are an early '50s Studebaker, a '54 Chevy and a '57 or '57 Nash Rambler. It is particularly surprising to see the Studebaker and the Rambler because neither manufacturer ever approached the volume of Chevrolet or Ford.
ReplyDeleteIn a related vein is this series of images of the abandoned Packard plant in Detroit. Packard was at one time the premier American luxury car manufacturer and this plant when it opened pointed the way for other automobile manufacturing plants.
Belíssimas...
ReplyDeleteParabéns!
Utrolig festlig det bildet av treet inni bilen. Prøvde på noe tilsvarende selv men det ble så dårlig. Elsker dette stedet her. Så mange kule motiver.
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