This beautiful relic displays something that looks like port holes on a ship. Combined with a great patina, it makes for a visual treat and a decent photograph, I think.
Hi Mike, it has been a while since I was on the net. It is very strange that on my first day on the net for years I come across your beautiful photo. It is most likely a Buick 1953. I saw one today on the road in Sweden and spoke to the owner and also took a photo of it. What a strange coincidence.
They sure are. It is great to see you are still around posting beautiful photos. I used to follow you photos of doors if I haven’t got things mixed up. If I could I’d send you the photo of the Buick from today. But it seems I can’t add a photo in the comment.
Perfect love! And please kee spreading beauty with your photos
I used to post quite a bit back when I was shooting all those doors. I shoot less now, but still get out and about from time to time. Send me that photo you took to my email at m5son@comcast.net
Looking forward to seeing it. And thank you.
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MLaL: great photo, and i’ve reposted…thx for sharing! RT
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Thank you very much.
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Good capture of details . I like how rust made nice designe , almost a abstract painting.
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Thank you very much.
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🙂 you are most welcome.
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This image, enlarged, I can almost ‘feel’ the textures. Extremely nice work!
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Hi Alex. Thanks for your comment, now get back to work!
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LOL!! I AM working!
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Love it! Lots of contrast and would be a great B&W specimen.
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Thanks Jerry.
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You’re very welcome Mike.
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Nice colors made by rust on that car.Amazing!
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I was about to say the exact same thing! (Hi Mike!)
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I will considered it seconded! Hi Katherine.
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Gotta love rust. Thank you.
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Great colors!
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Thanks Pat.
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I have nominated you for two Awards. Please check out;
http://opallaontrails.wordpress.com/2013/02/28/three-awards-in-a-day-sisterhood-in-the-world-bloggers-award-very-inspiring-blogger-award-and-sunshine-award/
Hope you’ll accept them.
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Thanks, but I prefer to remain award free.
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Hey Mike! I love these old vehicles. The colors and textures are wonderful. I always wonder what stories they have to tell?
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They must have tons of stories about families, trips, drama, even teen age petting which I remember with great clarity.
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It’s a Buick they were known for their “porthole” if you look at a Buick built toady they are still a part of the design signature.
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You know I thought it was a Buick. I go back aways.
Thanks!
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Love it! It says so much without using any words.
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Thanks!
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Very much like a couple I’ve posted at Pairodox. Thanks for the recent like Mike. D
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Always my pleasure, and thank you.
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Hi Mike, it has been a while since I was on the net. It is very strange that on my first day on the net for years I come across your beautiful photo. It is most likely a Buick 1953. I saw one today on the road in Sweden and spoke to the owner and also took a photo of it. What a strange coincidence.
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Well hi there. That is strange and I appreciate your comment. Coincidences are interesting things, are they not?
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They sure are. It is great to see you are still around posting beautiful photos. I used to follow you photos of doors if I haven’t got things mixed up. If I could I’d send you the photo of the Buick from today. But it seems I can’t add a photo in the comment.
Perfect love! And please kee spreading beauty with your photos
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I used to post quite a bit back when I was shooting all those doors. I shoot less now, but still get out and about from time to time. Send me that photo you took to my email at m5son@comcast.net
Looking forward to seeing it. And thank you.
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