Ford Grove

This public art installation in Richmond is meant to symbolise the eradication of farm land over the past several decades. I guess so. To me it looks more like nature fighting back.This '52 Ford pickup used to work the farms in Richmond but it won't be again any time soon.

[moni kozi]

This looks intriguing. Do you also have a front shot?
I like the idea.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot of a beautiful truck

[Chris Cook]

@monikozi I have one but I don't like it. Because of the location of the piece (it fronts onto a busy street and behind it is a strip mall) it is a bit harder to get a good clean angle. I'll give it another go tomorrow and see if I can come up with something.

[Christina]

I had to take a double look! Great shot

[Diana]

What an amazing find and capture! The ford seems in such good condition and yet the trees seem to have been growing for quite some time.

[moni kozi]

I was asking because my mind is telling me that a tree trunk is coming out through the hood of the cabin and the cabin is full of green growth.

[Joan Robillard]

I agree with you.

[Steve Chappell]

Cool art installation, I agree with you on the interpretation. Nice capture

[Merrelyn]

I agree with your interpretation Chris.

[Esther Rosenberg]

I hope nature wins :) Looks like a fresh coat of paint on that truck. Cool shot

[LManning (Laura)]

That's a most unusual find!

[Jaap Meijer]

Heavy load ;-)

[Shutterbug]

Very unusual display. At first I was trying to figure out how you composited it.

[Chris Cook]

@monikozi It is and it is. I took another one for you Moni, check out today's post.

[Diane]

Both shots of this installation are excellent! It's an intriguing piece.

[Kathy]

What fun!

[Bucktree]

Excellent find and a great shot.