The look like wheels to me. The muted colors helps bring out the worn texturs of the wheels (or wahtever else they may be called!), the track and the siding of the car.
Great wheels. Fun to study the details of something that has been so important in the development of the western part of our country. How many miles must that train car have traveled...
Steel Wheels they are! I like your processing.
ReplyDeleteThe look like wheels to me. The muted colors helps bring out the worn texturs of the wheels (or wahtever else they may be called!), the track and the siding of the car.
ReplyDeleteI agree, looks like wheels to me.
ReplyDeleteThose are the round thingies that sit between the rail box and the rails. Looks old, too!
ReplyDeleteNice treatment on the image, Kim!
Yep ... wheels. That's a different shot for you Kim, I like it!!
ReplyDeleteWheeeeel....(rubbing chin thoughtfully), I'd have to agree they are wheels. Wheely nice processing, too! :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks great.
ReplyDeleteA Boggey is wheels BIG WHEELS top texture and toning.
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Great wheels. Fun to study the details of something that has been so important in the development of the western part of our country. How many miles must that train car have traveled...
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look like those wheels will be rolling soon! I absolutely love the perspective and the processing!
ReplyDeleteThe processing brought out the texture beautifully on these large wheels.
ReplyDeleteExcellent... nicely framed
ReplyDeleteFoamer? What the heck? Great shot though.
ReplyDeleteThey`re round and they roll, so you got this one turned over.
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