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Re: slightly rusty tractor
interesting shot Jeff but I hope you got down to it and really investigated the shots:- Ian
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Re: slightly rusty tractor
I see use of a long lens to get close to this. Was wondering how you got so close otherwise - as I see what looks like a quarry in the background. Nice catch.
StanIIStan Eastwood.
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Re: slightly rusty tractor
at north landing flamborough stan ,it was used to pull the boats in see other pic .i was on the cliff top looking downOriginally posted by StanEastwood View PostComment
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Re: slightly rusty tractor
A bit of T-Cut and some polish and it will be like new again! Nice shot, Jeff.Chris
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Re: slightly rusty tractor
Looks great, have you tried it in mono?Comment
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Re: slightly rusty tractor
Nice shot Stan - most people would see a wreck, but most of my tractor club pals would see a project!John Liddle
Backwell, North Somerset - "Where the cider apples grow"Comment
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Re: slightly rusty tractor
I remember posting an image of this very same machine on here. Though mine only included it as part of it's surroundings. Well captured Jeff
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