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![]() Where Cars Rest in Peace What I said on flickr -> "I was out on a mini photography roadtrip and had driven past what looked to be an impound lot or a junkyard for vehicles. I stopped, backed up and got my vehicle into position to frame the shot. Unfortunately I had to jump on the roof of my vehicle to get this shot. It was awesome." This is probably the best photo I've taken since buying my first DSLR months ago. It was a bit of rush to actually stand on my vehicles roof, but it paid off in the composition I think. What do you guys think?
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Welcome to DPS. A job well done, PJ!! You do what it takes to get the shot...and you DID!! A great reward! Thanks for sharing.
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Agreed, an epic shot! What a great find, you did well spotting it. And you caught it at a great point in the day, the sunset is fantastic here.
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Bravoooooooooooooooooooooo !!!!!
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Fabulous! I really love it -- great job! Thanks for sharing your creativity and vision with us.
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Helen (aka Tenzin's Mom) Tenzin Tobias: the world's sweetest Tibetan Terrier Canon Rebel XSi and a few lenses: 18-135mm | 50mm | 70-300mm | 100mm Macro I'd love to have you visit my Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/photosbyhelen/ |
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Yeah, this is fantastic. The reflection off the top of the vehicles is spectacular, and that tree in the centre is just perfect. Very well done!
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