in addition to wreaking Paper models

[meece]

I try to screw up photography as well, here's a few images of things I like to shoot when not sticking paper to my fingers

[whulsey]

Nice work, don't see many David Brown tractors here in the states. Really like the old house.

[GaryPilsworth]

very nice, you have a great artistic eye
if I was on farcebook you'd get a big thumbs up

[meece]

Originally Posted by whulsey

Nice work, don't see many David Brown tractors here in the states. Really like the old house.

Not that common in New Zealand now either lol , most have been relegated to boat towing like this old girl, old derelict houses and machinery are my two favourite things to photograph

[FRD]

Those are really nice!.. (thought provoking)...

[jagolden01]

Fine shots and subjects. The house is very interesting, especially with the curved edge on the tin(?) roof.
Bet it was a fine looking little house in its time.

JoeG

[PacificWind]

Nice photos! I especially like the last one.

Anyone knows what brand is the rusty truck in the third picture?

[meece]

Originally Posted by jagolden01

Fine shots and subjects. The house is very interesting, especially with the curved edge on the tin(?) roof.
Bet it was a fine looking little house in its time.


JoeG

The house is typical of kiwi early 1900's farm houses , sadly many have been pulled down now as they where all built of native kauri and Rimu and the woods worth a fortune these days,

[jagolden01]

Originally Posted by meece

The house is typical of kiwi early 1900's farm houses , sadly many have been pulled down now as they where all built of native kauri and Rimu and the woods worth a fortune these days,

Too sad. Reclaimed wood, especially the more rare kinds are ruining a lot of history.
Old American barns are disappearing like ice cubes in the sun.

JoeG

[Mike1158]

Far from screwed up mate, you have a good eye on you. If it is OK with you I would like to use those in architectural renders.
The tractor in particular is bloody marvelous.