218 replies to this topic

[Foxer]

I did just post this in another thread, but it just belongs here. Very interesting photos everyone!

[Dr. Cranky]

Mike, I had seen this picture before and really like it. There's so much to look at . . .

[440 Dakota]

this is the car that is in the above pic,was stored there since the early 70s after the accident

[Dr. Cranky]

Ron, those are very atmospheric pictures, meaning they create a great mood. Excellent. Thanks for sharing them.

[440 Dakota]

[440 Dakota]

thanks I amost always have a camera with me,kinda like to keep track of my travels and things I see

[440 Dakota]

sorry cellphone pics,almost never see this kinda stuff in yards up here most of them have been gone for years

[VERNON]

TOO COOL, keep them coming.

[Dr. Cranky]

Yes, you learn to always keep your camera around. How many of us have not had it and found something we wanted to photograph, right? After a while you learn never to let that happen again.

Which is why I switched to the iPhone, I figured I would always have my phone AND my camera.

[Greg Myers]

One of my letter carriers told me about this, when I worked at the Sun City AZ P.O. :

[Greg Myers]

One day in the parking lot at the Pima Air Museum in Tucson AZ

[Pete J.]

This is for the hardside guys. Heavy metal by the side of the road.

[Dr. Cranky]

Lordy, some very interesting and wonderful pictures . . . lots of eye candy.

[peekay]

Great thread! I should take up photography.

[cobraman]

What he said. Very enjoyable thread indeed.

[Dr. Cranky]

Peter all you need is a camera and you are good to go . . . there's got to be lots of eye candy in Switzerland.

[Eshaver]

This is for the hardside guys. Heavy metal by the side of the road.

This is what is needed in afternoon traffic headed down Baseline Road through Mesa ................. ! Ed Shaver

[SoCalCarCulture]

Here's a few more...

[SoCalCarCulture]

...and more...

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