Buried by Time

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By: Robin Dunham
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Robin Dunham {Karma:1851}
Project	#49 Dramatic Portrait	Camera Model	Canon AE1
Categories	Transportation	Film Format
Portfolio	B/W	Lens	28mm
Uploaded	5/27/2005	Film / Memory Type	Agfa Scala
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Views	514	Shutter
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	Sepia toned print scanned from B/W slide. Old DeSoto sedan that seen better days. When I was a kid my father had an old 1941 Chevy sedan he was going to restore which was very similar to this DeSoto. Man that car was a tank. Detroit made cars out of steel back then.
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Chad Parish {K:6440} 9/26/2006

Great mood you have created here Robin, I like your choice of monotone for this piece and I think you made a nice choice of crop as well.

Alastair Bell

{K:29571} 5/27/2005

Great nostalgia shot Robin. Nice toning work to aid in the nostalgia too. I love the slight sheen to the car's curves. Cars back then had such a fabulous organic shape to them - I mean just look at all those lovely swirls and curves and bumps and how they all flow from one to the next. And they call modern cars 'progress'... This old car has seen many more days than most modern stuff ever will and is still (at least from here) relatively sound and solid. Most stuff of the 70's has dissolved by now...

Great shot... thanks for sharing it

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