Some where in northern Texas. My Nikon EM failed to rewind the entire film and part of the roll got exposed 🙁
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The good ol' pal…love the image…sepia might look better..
last shot partner…great shot!
So big and looks like in the middle on “no where”.
Everything is bigger in Texas, even the yard art. 🙂
aww.. too bad.. but that exposed part gives this an interesting feel.. 🙂 nice capture.. i'm loving the deep blue sky.. 🙂
Wow that thing is huge! Very cool shot and I like how you have the houses in the shot to show the scale.
That would take more than one roll I'm sure. (and by roll I don't mean film 😉
Every thing's bigger in Texas…or so I'm told..lol…ah, I see Terry already beat me to that so it's confirmed:-)
An eye-catching picture even without the exposed side of the film. I'm glad the shot has a light pole and house to give us an idea of size. Nice shot.
really cool shot! 🙂
At least you salvaged most of the image. Awesome capture, guess everything is really big in Texas. Like the tones in this one too, great shot!
Great shot, great title!
no need for a sad face about the roll end – i love it when this happens – and it adds the rough edges feeling of this place. very cool image. (thank you for the visit and comment)
I like the colours in the background!
It is a funny pic:p
I like to think that the exposure is the last thing you see before Tex takes you out…just a flash of brilliant white.