Ghost Town Jerome, Arizona

Found this abandoned 1929 FORD MODEL AA
truck beside an old shed … you gotta love the running boards… :)
(Thanks everyone for the kind comments & helping to get this photo on the Trending page)

[Captured4Ever]

Just exquisite!!!! So much history here! How can something so old be so beautiful?! Fave!

[Taffy]

Brilliant! I love all the rust as well as the processing.

[Debbie]

brilliant find! Love how the green in the truck works so well with the vegetation

[aurorajane]

Wonderful work the processing is fabulous.

[Hope D Jennings]

Super cool!

[Call me Joe]

Old- rustic and Favtastic!!

[Sandy]

Great composition and processing.

[MaryBeth Dailey]

This is so neat! Love the history

[Chris Stapleton]

Cool shot

[Kerry]

Almost looks like a painting . Lovely.

[Dawn Moder]

Fav!

[Joyce]

Fav

[Robyn]

Stunning rust. Fav

[Tracey]

This is an awesome capture love the processing fav

[Judith]

Wow, this is awesome. Fav.

[Allison Maltese]

That's a lotta rust. Well captured.

[Kerry McCarthy]

Wonderful shot - love the tones and textures.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Awesome shot and processing and it must be fun visiting a ghost town.

[DawnLouise]

What a great find and I absolutely love the processing. Fav for me

[Rachel]

Very cool shot and processing. Fabulous!

[Tineke]

This is amazing, what a beautiful hdr photo, fav

[Khawbecker]

It must be great fun exploring ghost towns. They're so fascinating. Great capture!

[Ivan]

Saw this yesterday, no time to comment then, but instant fav! Forgive me , I may have asked some time ago - do you get your HDR from one, or more images? Program? Thanks, Peter.

[Gena Pegg]

Beautifully processed! Gorgeous shot! FAV

[Peter Dulis]

@ivan - thanks Ivan - the HDR photos are taken in 3 exposures using bracketing on the camera - software program used is called photometrix I think

[Vesna]

Good model and processing.

[Ivan]

@pdulis Thank you Peter, just found this (16th July). I'm assuming use of tripod. I've heard photomatix is good!

[Peter Dulis]

@ivan - no tripod - I've learned to hold it still enough that a feast burst in bracketing works well