Researching my history

Had a fun day with my mom visiting houses we lived in when I was little. I made a list with old photos and new photos and will hand them out to my sons and their cousins. As we were on our discovery tour, we came across this old truck.

[Bill Fenske]

Oregon plates? Fun to re-visit old abodes.

[Leana Niemand]

How very cool!

[Laurie E Wilson]

Sounds wonderful. I love the processing on this one. Fav

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Love the processing on this. Great find and a great shot. It must have been really interesting to visit places you lived when you were a girl and brought back good memories.

[Henri Russell]

Beautiful processing

[Dyan Stevens]

Love that old Chevi and your processing of this image.

[Paul]

Excellent capture

[Penelope Ann]

What a cool thing to do

[bkb in the city]

Great find

[Joan Robillard]

Cool shot

[CC Folk]

Nice colors and processing!

[Thom Mitchell]

This is a fantastic shot, Danette. The lighting created some great lines and shadows and the green-and-orange colors are vivid!

[Shepherdman]

Glorious colours and contrasts

[Babs]

Great fun tracing your history. I wouldn't be able to visit all the houses I have lived in they are so far apart.

[Danette Thompson]

@rhoing Thanks for pointing that out. I stopped in the middle of the street to take it!

[Danette Thompson]

@onewing Sounds like you have an interesting past. We once lived 1000 miles away, but we saw those homes and schools when we took trips to the Washington DC area. I didn't know the homes when I was very little--under 4 and I am glad Mom was able to help.

[Peter Dulis]

Love this old truck ... fav

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Super shot

[M. Brutus]

Lovely photo. The lighting and the color are what make it so eyecatching. Do you process it somehow? Or is it just the quality of the light down there?

[Danette Thompson]

@mbrutus I processed it in Lightroom and OnOne. Thanks for your comments!