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This is a discussion on From the Wood Yard within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I think we were in Prattville, Alabama this past April working for International Paper when these were taken....

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    I think we were in Prattville, Alabama this past April working for International Paper when these were taken.





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    Nice series; I favour the last image here, love the way the "structured" man made elements are framing the disorganized pile of lumber ...
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    cool series - 2 and 3 really work for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt K. View Post
    Nice series; I favour the last image here, love the way the "structured" man made elements are framing the disorganized pile of lumber ...
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    cool series - 2 and 3 really work for me.
    Agree with both comments. Very well done, and the PP works quite well here.
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    I like the second one. Lines and a few curves.

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    very cool set. Interesting comps.
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    The second shot reminds me of a girl I knew when I was twelve. I'd put about three bucks into a machine with a claw just like that and it was supposed to dive down and grab the stuffed panda bear....Never saw her again? Nice series BF, reminds me of a few of my railroad shots when I was employed with CNR.

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    An interesting set and I have to say that #3 is my favourite as well.. I like the framing with the crane or whatever it is.
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