tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by kingsley:
Nice shot. It's a shame we loose so much detail in the shadows.

tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by Dazmat:
Blends with background too much and I'd have shot from a different and lower angle, say front tyre height and up at 45 degrees

tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by cislander:
Really just too dark. Levels or Curves to fix.

tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by atupdate:
This old Allis-Chalmers has a lot of charm and is a good subject for this challenge. There are a few technical things about this image that are going to hurt your score. First, the b&w conversion is not very well done. There are not a whole lot of gray tones in this image, which is causing the tractor to get lost in the background. You might want to check out the tutorial section, as fotomann has written a very nice piece on b&w conversions. Second, the straight on angle you used to capture this image is not very interesting and give the picture a snapshot like appearance. Thirdly, the image could use a little bit of sharpening to help the details of the tractor to pop out more.

tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by FocusPoint:
Another "Cars" reminder... "Tractor Tipping is fuuuun"

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tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by dynamomomof2:
I love the black & white - it really suits the subject

tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by escapetooz:
Could use some more contrast, too grey.

tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by w4jzz:
Lacks contrast and composition. I think the B&W loses here too. THese old tractors all had unique paint colors to them (think 'John Deere green). This one should have a nice red color that I would have liked to have seen.

tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by ShannonLee:
the tractor blends in with the fence... leaving us with a somewhat dull image where nothing really pops!

tractor
by tdaugherty

Comment by ltlmschrisss:
Nice shot. I think I would have liked to see it in color though.