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Published: 2007-04-21 04:33:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 395; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 8
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Old wagon ,slowly going back to the land , shot in RM of Blaine Lake last week. Thought I had better put a shot up that was straight out of the camera , with no HDR work on it .Related content
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Very nice shot ... I do love that blue sky up there with those white clouds, I guess no longer being needed .. it has been literally put out to pasture. 
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I like this shot just the way it is, John. Excellent find. Is there a homestead nearby to go with this abandoned wagon?
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Yep I have a shot of the old barn with this wagon in the background ...will be putting it up soon Thanks Tami
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Well it is less dramatic, particularly in the sky, but you were there close to midday. Still it is your typically nice composition, your signature almost. I hope I do not offend when I say I think in general I like these non HDR shots better though there have been some of those that have really worked for me ("Ridin With Lady Luck") for example.
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No offense taken ... HDR seems to enhance textures for me that why I like it as most of these old homesteads are rich in texture, I value your comments and support Thanks
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very nice...Love those old farm.equipment..nice not to have to do much post processing...great shot..
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It's a good one. No foolin' around needed... nice
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That is a real shame.
Did you know that those wheels are so expertly crafted that they need no glue, nails, tacks, nor any other fastener?
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It never really dawned on me but yes your right they are all friction fitted , ...Thanks for pointing that out
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