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TP434Make a photo that uses negative space to good effect. Give your subject room to breathe, and balance it within the frame.
I think that's what this thing is called.
I know selective color is over used by now, but I thought it worked perfectly for this, because it's unfitting for a tractor to be sitting out like this.
The front (west) wall of the old section of the Star Cleaners building is almost completely gone while part of the south wall remains to be demolished. Penticton, BC. (248)
Sideview of a backhoe that was swallowed by a Montreal sinkhole on August 5, 2013. Photo: Jules Jessurun
I wanted to find a Backhoe as soon as I could to give everyone what we were talking about. Evidently there is some confusion about what they are.
So here on my way to work this morning I saw this one in a local QT gas station. I quick snapped a photo out my side window.
Hopefully I’ll find a better shot and replace this one but for now this will get the idea across.
... the last of the pilings that supported the parking deck finally come out of the river.
I got lucky... I happened to be riding by in the morning before work.
People have told me that this final operation was delayed by high water and fast current conditions that made it impossible to safely operate this beast on the barge in the middle of the river.
Isn't this supposed to be orange? Nice to see differnet color construction equipment. Asheville, North Carolina
I wanted to have some large tractor tyres and found the 42081 would be the cheapest set to get those. However, I'm not so keen on the original ZEUX, I then decided to turn it into something that i could like more. So here it comes the 42081 C-Model Backhoe Loader.
Building instruction could be found here: reb.li/m/159597
Me playing on Brian's backhoe! This was really fun. I also really dig his cute little Mitsubishi MiniCab dump truck too, it's so small.
A picture taken with one of my old Kodak 35 rangefinder 35mm cameras. It was made in 1948, but the image was taken this past July 4th, 2009. The camera still works as good as the day it was created!
Camera: Kodak 35 rangefinder
Film: Kodak Gold 200 ISO color
Aperture: f/4
Shutter speed: 1/50
Conditions: Cloudy/Shade
Image: Tone mapped from a single digital photo cd file
Kodak 35 HDR 22b