Tiger Lily
by BMacD

Comment by BrianR:
Good WOW factor in this image,like the background effect...Top Shelf

Tiger Lily
by BMacD

Comment by PhotoRyno:
wonderful background

Past it's glory
by BMacD

Comment by Photopromo:
Great shot. Bravo.

Simplicity
by BMacD

Comment by Photopromo:
This is great wall art for a modern decor.

Past it's glory
by BMacD

Comment by Rikki:
congratulations on your top 20 placement.

Past it's glory
by BMacD

Comment by Zoomdak:
lovely shot! think the sepia helps.

Past it's glory
by BMacD

Comment by Prime_Time:
* Howdy for the Critique Club *

For me this photo brought up memories for me. For when I was a kid and my dad use to take me place where old trucks and cars were. I can't believe how good of shape this baby is in. If that was in Kansas it would be full of bullet holes lol.

Ok when I first open this I thought wow nice. I think your camera angle is good. Really showing those great lines in the grill. Something I think could be changed, as you said you walk by it when walking your dogs, is asking the owner about it. Maybe seeing if you could remove the small trees growing threw the bumper area, but I do like the grass growing over the area. The trees for me is a eye sore I keep wondering back to them.

Do like your processing on this really give old feel to it not to warm and not to cool.I think you could have tweaked it bit more with some curves adjustments to darken the sky a bit and also the rusty areas on the truck. This would have given a bit more contrast.

Over all you have a wonderful photo and keep up the great work, if you have any question feel free to PM me.

Have a great day, Mark Thomas Kelsay

Past it's glory
by BMacD

Comment by Cam:
That is awesome...great textures, tones and quite interesting.

Past it's glory
by BMacD

Comment by shirokko:
Beautiful!

Past it's glory
by BMacD

Comment by e301:
Well done - you have at least found a sense of the bizarre in this subject; ther's almost an animal grimace in that radiator venting - and the tonality aids that very well. Perhaps slightly too tightly cropped for really comfortable viewing - always beware the edges of frame if you haven't the motion, the relationships to pull the eye back in.