The black and white thread (film or digital)

[graynomad]

I think the car one (there is a "Carhenge" somewhere isn't there?) has the most class

I went to Stonehenge in '72, you could walk all over the place then including on the rocks. But even then there was a lot of infrastructure, I had visions of camping amongst the stones for the night, no chance but I did camp in the woods about a mile down the road.

I got up before dawn, climbed over the fence and got a few shots of the stones in the mist before being thrown out by the security guards, well technically I wasn't thrown out because I was faster than them and the couldn't catch me

 

[nwoods]

reminds me of Cadillac Ranch

 

[nwoods]

I think the car one (there is a "Carhenge" somewhere isn't there?) has the most class

Interesting, I had to look that up!

 

[Pathfinder]

Carhenge - Alliance, Nebraska

Cadillac Ranch - Amarilo, Texas

 

[graynomad]

Classy, I bet they didn't take 10 generations of Druids to build.

 

[Pathfinder]

More car/truck shots, from a barn in southern Indiana

 

[graynomad]

Classic subject for B&W. Get a load of the length of the mirror brackets, how much do you reckon the mirrors wobbled?

 

[the kid]

got some new ones today...

IMG_4942 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

IMG_4941 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

IMG_4851 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

IMG_4809 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

IMG_4823 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

IMG_4806 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

 

[graynomad]

I give up, what's the machine in the last 3 shots?

 

[the kid]

its a mini hay baler

 

[graynomad]

I was going to say a hay baler but I could see he was taking hay from an existing bale, but I guess he is demo-ing the gadget.

 

[chuckn]

Canyonlands Utah (White Rim Trail) taken October 24th.

 

[pappawheely]

 

[BOHICA]

Cool pic!

 

[graynomad]

Yikes, people actually drive over that? The fact that you have the car before the rough stuff makes it seem even rougher I think because it's not clear if he can/will attempt it.

Chuck, classic Ansel Adams landscape, great light and tones.

Both really good photos IMO, for totally different reasons.