Carhenge tourists

As long as I was telling a story of my area, I had to include Carhenge. Wasn't sure how to shoot it, as the skies are clear and the sun is high. Fortunately, it was full of tourists. I had considered going past Scotts Bluff Monument along the Oregon Trail when I went to Scottsbluff Tuesday, but it was hot. Had hoped to run up to Fort Robinson this weekend for the Border Wars Ride and Shoot competition, but my car is in the shop for repairs, so not sure I'll make it up there. If I do, I'm hoping to try that panning function on my camera. I'll see what the weekend brings.

[April]

Suzanne @ankers70 I hoped you might recognize this spot from the article I sent you with your challenge.

[Shutterbug]

Someone had a sense of humor and it definitely says something about our era.

[gloria jones]

That is quite a sight :)...great shot.

[JackieR]

What a weird structure thanks for telling us about it

[PhotoCrazy]

Haha, nice!

[Diana]

Fabulous capture and amazing scene.

[Joan Robillard]

Fab

[Walks @ 7]

Nailed it, the people give scale to those old cards.

[LManning (Laura)]

Well, that is unusual! Great presentation.

[Rob Z]

Lol - that's quite something!

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

🤟🤟🤟

[kali]

Hi April, I'm gonna piggy back off the latest artist challenge and ask you to make an image in the spirit of Thomas Vanoost , I know you probably have access to the urban environment but i hope your camera has multiple exposure function you can play with

https://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/49409/new-artist-challenge-thomas-vanoost#comment-970309

[Issi Bannerman]

Excellent!

[haskar]

My favorite thing is the bird sitting on one of the cars.