© 2012 Michael Fiveson
It is almost as if every time a part is removed, color is added to the skeletal remains. The result is a kind of surreal beauty in an unlikely location. Cemetery art.
Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
© 2012 Michael Fiveson
It is almost as if every time a part is removed, color is added to the skeletal remains. The result is a kind of surreal beauty in an unlikely location. Cemetery art.
Mike's Look at Life 
That’s a nice and colorful junker, I’d say…
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Go ahead and say it then….
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he he he… but I see an angry truck 🙂
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Do you? Can’t disagree with your vision. Perhaps it misses all its parts.
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Wow..place where I feel history.
Nice colors too.Great shot.
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Thank you very much indeed.
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“Cemetery Art”, Great choice. Cool trucks!
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Lot’s to work with there. Thanks Claude.
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This photo reminds me of my grandfather. He loved working on old cars and trucks.
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Lots of grandfathers in there including my own. Thank you.
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Great shot. I do love the colors! cool! I really love your header! Awesome, Mike!
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Very good stuff Judy and really generous. Thank you.
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Two huge eyes and a big green smile. Nice! 😀
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A big green smile! Thanks Marion.
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Love these. To me they look a little dazed and confused – but I may just be projecting. 🙂
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Ha! I live at the corner of dazed and confused 🙂
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Grills and boys.
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bar and girl.
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🙂
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Lilly….true story. When I was growing up in NY city there were bars all around and they all said ‘bar and grill’ except as a young boy I read them as bar and girl. I did find that curious but reasoned that it must be like miss Kitty in Gunsmoke.
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I love this picture. Great shot!
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Thanks Patricia.
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I love these old trucks!
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As do I Mr. Glover.
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I saw the title before the picture and thought you had taken pictures of Barb-Q! This is just as good man!
Love the rust and how it just adds visual flavor to the old trucks.
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Thanks jagged. Now you have made me hungry. Loves me some barbeque.
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I LOVE this shot. I see it as an album cover, don’t you? Or should I say CD cover. Just not the same, but I hear vinyl is making a comeback!!
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My son is very involved in the music business and has his own label. He tells me that vinyl is indeed making a comeback because the sound is pure with a quality that is highly desired. u be wise, e.
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Well that’s cool, does he record his own music or that of other artists?
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Both. Google five and dime recordings.
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I’ll do it! This is exciting!
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Whoa, your son gets some of his talent from you, I see. I like the thought behind his label, and think the website is gorgeous….I see some familiar striking photographs. You must be both proud and amazed. I’m going to return to listen to some tunes when I’m sitting still. I’m heading off to our zoo of an airport to pick up my son for the break. Can’t wait!!
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‘Proud and amazed’ is just what I am. He is much greater than the sum of his parts and his talents are ever growing. Thanks for taking the time to look and comment. He will be up here for Thanksgiving next week and is bringing his girlfriend. It will be great fun. He is my best friend.
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And thank you for this comment my friend.
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Very surreal, great shot and colors. Did you ever see the Stephen King movie “Christine”? Killer car. The grill was demonic.
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Sure, loved that movie and the car rocks even without those powers.
You have a nice Thanksgiving my friend and thanks for this comment.
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thanks so much mike, you too!
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🙂
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