© 2014 Michael Fiveson
Like a museum piece, this old wagon stays put as it slowly erodes, lost in time.
(click on photo for added detail)
Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
© 2014 Michael Fiveson
Like a museum piece, this old wagon stays put as it slowly erodes, lost in time.
(click on photo for added detail)
Mike's Look at Life 
Totally love this!
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Totally thank you!
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I’m a sucker for old things from the past. Guess thats why I love Montana so much. Lots of things like this around the state.
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Cool, in that case you might even like me 😉
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Oh indeed I do! 😀
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I’m smitten….thanks.
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You’re welcome..LOL 😀
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I like the hint of color!
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A hint….a mere suggestion of color.
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Good Morning Mike. Imagine the trail of marks in the ground the tread on those tires would have made. One could see the pattern missing now and again with a piece fallen off from tireless hours in the field. Another photo that draws me home to my roots. Thank you.
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I must also be drawn to a life like you had as a child. Never too late, so here I am in search of simpler and slower times.
Good morning Sue, have a fun day.
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That’s right Mike every day provides an opportunity for each of us. You have a good day too.
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A great old wagon, having served its time. Now out to pasture. Finally peace and quiet?
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Oh yes, that wagon sits content and chock full of memories. Still, it wonders how time could have possibly gone so quickly.
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I think if I stayed put I would erode, too…..
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Not topless in your sports car. There you shall remain forever young.
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Hohoho, I’m not going to live that one down!
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😉
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!!
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It had a life,that maybe some remember. I hope the once useful wagon continues to erode at its own pace. And when it’s really gone, maybe it will live on in your photo forever.
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That’s what photos do, freeze time. So in that sense it will always exist, but it is slowly exiting this world.
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nice
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Thanks.
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Coming from an agricultural background–I always try to figure out the purpose of antiquated pieces of farm machinery. This could be an old horse-drawn manure spreader. Or something to spread hay or straw? It has a conveyor to move material to the back.
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So it does. Quite a bit of hay grown out this way, so that is certainly a possibility. Good eye.
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I like the subject and the processing. Someone said a hint of color. But did you also add a tint? Whatever you did, it is definitely different and catches the eye!
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No tint, just a hint, which comes back looking like a tint, I think 😉
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Great one, Mike. I absolutely love rural decay type of images, and this one certainly fits that theme.
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Thanks Mike. I too am a big fan of rural decay.
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Like it a lot!
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Thank you very much.
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Wonderful stuff! Very nice subject. Really like the treatment Mike.
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Always an honor to hear from you Adrian. Thank you.
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Superb! This old wagon Mike
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Danke, Marylou.
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Whether a hint, a tint, or decay … I like it!
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Nothing gets by you Laurie. You with the glint in your eye 😉
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