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The "matter of factness" which surrounds us at all times can be quite poetic.
This made for a very nice monochrome Topographics image, but I couldn’t turn away from the banana yellow on that Mediterranean blue sky.
This was originally shot for the 52 weeks for dogs project. but I ended up going with a high key b&w conversion for the group submission. This week the big event for me and the dogs was a major ramping of construction in "our" field. For 15 years I have walked 2 generations of dogs in this area but alas, its days are numbered. On Wednesday this week we headed over to cut through the field to get to our wetland trail and there were several dump trucks, bulldozers and backhoes going full tilt. The construction is at a standstill for the long weekend so we sent back on Saturday even for some photo ops. Once back home the original version of the shot (RAW conversion above) did not look nearly so good as on the camera so I started to play around with b&w and high key conversions (pictured below) only to find out that next weeks challenge is actually "black & white outdoors" so I have inadvertently jumped the gun a bit. Oh the bulldozer in the title is both Sampson and the mechanical one. When Sampson runs in the woods he every so often gets bug eyed and just bulldozes through everything in his path :)
A detail image from one of the bulldozers at Ngawi - I'm sure there must be a story behind this illustration, but I don't know what it is!
© Dominic Scott 2024
Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life, formerly known as Summerlee Heritage Park, is an industrial museum in Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire, Scotland. It is situated on the site of the Victorian Summerlee Iron Works and incorporated the main workshop of the former Hydrocon Crane factory.