Oil derek on the side of the road, somewhere in Texas.
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Nice one! I saw lots of these on my trip south earlier this year. You've captured it very well and I really like the perspective.
Somewhere in Texas? Well, i remember on my last film, chainsaw masacre! You know? It has a speacial style – and thats really the same like this one. Great mood.
Excellent detail and post processing!
You know, I don't think I've ever seen one of these in person. Very nice, Will.
It reminds me the movie “Giant” with Liz Taylor, and James Dean
love it. you've performed holga magic.
This is outstanding. These pumps fascinate me. – And snapping it with a holga – amazing. Love analogue photography.
great colors here.. those blues are really what draws me in.. nice work..
Nice composition and design. I like the corners and edges.
I haven't seen an oil well in a very long time. Excellent capture of it.
great colours, I like the vignette
horsehead alright, composition is very good here.
such brilliant colour and mood you've extracted from this shot. a terrific holga.
Exceptional, Will.
just simply lovely tones and color treatment with the vignette!
Wow ! Perfect DOF – Not so easy with the holga, even if many people are saying that all is easy with an holga –
Excellent powerful shot. I like the dark toning.
WOW, I'm really enjoying the sharpness of this photo with the strong vignette. Nice work
Like the low angle shot and vignette effect. Excellent processing, great tones and dark contrasts.
Beautifully composed. Cool image
I don't have a Holga but was curious to see what one looked like so found some pics of one on the net. It doesn't look anything special but sure does take photos with a unique feel about them. This one of yours here has that special dreamy appeal and focus qualities. Nicely shot through the wire fence.
An ode to the former oil drillers of two centuries ago …
beautifully composed – especially the way one end of the pump lines up with the pipes in the foreground. does indeed look like the pump is dipping into the other mechanism for sustenance.