Outdoor Antique

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• delnaja (0)
• [2006-03-19 8:39]

gorgeous textures and colors. Beautiful photo Chris

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• sufi (1336)
• [2006-03-19 9:03]

Hello Chris;
It's a wonderful composition and perfect shot.... The colors and clarity are most perfect... Also very interesting picture...
TFS...
Stay well..
salim

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• mukesh (4777)
• [2006-03-19 9:17]

It is quite an antique. The clarity is outstanding and composition quite interesting Chris. TFS
Mukesh

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• kitflorendo (0)
• [2006-03-19 9:40]

Hand-cranked - much like myself.
Interesting 'junk' shot ;)
There has to be some value in that item. Collectors worldwide would pay a handsome sum. As they say in Yorkshire - "Where there's muck, there's brass".

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• cstathoulis (13323)
• [2006-03-19 9:58]

Hi Chris,
Nice capture! So that's how they filled their tanks with petrol back in those days! I'd hate to see the attendant after filling up say... an 18 wheeler.. 100lt of fuel..LOL..
Very nice composition with the background trees giving us that country feel.
Well done mate :)
Constantinos

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• nova (8653)
• [2006-03-19 20:22]

Interesting photo,the first time I see such an antique petrol bowser! This is well composed! Great documentary picture! Tfs! Michel

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• zunnun (963)
• [2006-03-19 22:46]

very interesting & well composed shot - good details & colors u got.

tfs

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• vsinopoulos (13115)
• [2006-03-20 3:45]

Its amazing how an old rusted pump and barrels can become a lovely shot. Excellent POV and well composed. The exposure is on the spot and great DOD and colors.
Thank you for comments.
Vassilis

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• pozaru (19084)
• [2006-03-20 5:58]

Very interesting composition, wonderful colours and great details.


tfs and have a sunny week,
v

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• SkyF (6138)
• [2006-03-20 7:42]

Hi Chris,
very nice Motive this old hand pump is. Even the old barrels have a sense of belonging. Very nice composition with great lines and different textures.
TFS...Sky

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• afderrick (564)
• [2006-03-21 12:46]

Great shot, reall caught my eye almost immediately. Very nice, good job!

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• surfacing (0)
• [2006-03-22 3:27]

Hi Chris,
looking at the thumbnail I thought they were columns of some ancient ruins :-D Anyways it is the past - not so distant, but still the past. I can hear the silence of the already unused place. It's waiting to disappear... Testimony of past times... This is how your photo speaks. And I like it. tfs

Marek