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There were 6 giant excavators parked outside of my work the other day, waiting with baited exhaust to sink their teeth into the earth...
I thought these might look best in B&W, and I am pleased with the results. As always CC is welcome; ENJOY! ![]() ![]() I had so much fun with this shoot, so I thought I would share a couple more exposures! ![]()
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cool shots, love the silouette with the suns rays peeping through, great strong images
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From nothing you created some outstanding art work.
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Both shots are difficult to stop looking at. these are the kind of shots that make me want to go out and do something similar. I really enjoyed viewing. Thanks. PAUL
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The angles are great. The first one is really well done with the B&W.
Thanks for the pics. Al
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Great pair of shots, the first showing the hydraulic rams show the intense power behind these machines. The 2nd silohoutte shot is amazing, I think it is my faveourite of the 2!
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