I'm guessing this "snagged toothed clunker" is a Mercury. It looks as if it could have travelled to Mercury and back. Love the cropping, texture and mercurial sympathy displayed in your image Doug.
Despite the weathering there's still little bits of smooth shiny chrome that catch the eye and contrast beautifully with the rest of the textured rust...
Looks like it went through several paint jobs. But cool looking car.
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteThe rust comes out really well. I wonder if this can still be saved... :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing this "snagged toothed clunker" is a Mercury. It looks as if it could have travelled to Mercury and back. Love the cropping, texture and mercurial sympathy displayed in your image Doug.
ReplyDeleteMercunosaurus dens!
ReplyDeleteHow's my Latin?
I seldom use it - need to brush it up!
Bet you're the only person who can understand my Latin. ;o)
Is that a Mercury?? WoWW!! My grandpa had a blue one! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a fossil, indeed, and a beautiful picture!
hai saputo coglire splendidi dettagli,complimenti!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great image Doug!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is some world class rust!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely has lots of character :)
physics and nature are the greatest artists!
ReplyDeletei love this. it is so cool
ReplyDeleteVery nice rust shot.
ReplyDeleteDespite the weathering there's still little bits of smooth shiny chrome that catch the eye and contrast beautifully with the rest of the textured rust...
ReplyDeleteRed, rust, vintage. I like your composition. Just enough.
ReplyDeleteLOve the rust of this car!! Wonderful find!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
great! the layers of varnish are like the layers of time in an archae0logic dig !
ReplyDeleteDecay is just so wonderful for the observant photographer, as evidenced here in this fine image of yours, Doug!
ReplyDeleteit does look like a snaggle-toothed old bloke.. :D great catch! :)
ReplyDeleteNow that's a tough old bird--nicely nabbed visage Doug!
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