Forgotten Truck

I've come to appreciate cell shots. I didn't have my DSLR with me this day so I punted. I also used the Snap Seed app to give it a 'grudge' feel.

[Suse♡]

What a great find. It looks proud like it´d be saying: I will still be used, it´s not over for me yet

[Graeme Stevens]

Great find, shot and processing

[Catherine]

Such a find - great photo

[Amanda]

I love the Snapseed app it the only one I use for editing cell phone shots

[Octogenarian]

Someone should come and rescue it and carry the parts to a proper graveyard for old cars. It has served well and would deserve that.

[Living at the beach 365 days a year!]

Great find!I hate to see stuff like this in wooded areas, but you captured it beautifully with your cell. When I go out to shoot pictures I carry 3 cameras because each one has a different purpose depending how creative I'm able to be. I also like your creative "grudge" feel too.

[Peter Dulis]

nice find ...

[phototart]

I like the picture & the effect but I am sure you would have done even better with your DSLR. Shame that the old vehicle is left to rust but it does make a good photo.

[Kate Goring]

Wonderful shot! love the processing, has an old school feel to it.

[Nancy]

Super find..very vintage shot!

[Walks @ 7]

@susale Thank you. The snow on the truck gave it the old man feel. @graemestevens Thank you, grudge seemed best for this old beast. @megpicatilly Thanks, I've been trying to look for the less noticed stuff
@amandalockie Snap Seed is so easy and a lot of fun.
@octogenarian I agree a good recycle of its pieces would be fitting tribute.
@nydelignorsk I'm gonna try that- create a 'kit' of sorts
@pdulis Thank you, it sits behind a fence and of course I climbed over to explore.
@paulmann Old Rusty things call to me, being kinda creaky at time myself.
@kategoring Thank you a great deal. I gotta look for an app that mimics the printing on metal look. Grudge comes close but who knows - so many apps to play with.

[Annie D]

i like the processing

[Jules Hoogstra-Anderson]

Awesome shot and processing, love the vintage feel, fav

[Jay Butterfield]

Wow this really captures age and decay and yet it is beautiful

[Walks @ 7]

@jaybutterfield Thanks, I'm glad that people have left it alone over the years. I believe that the mining camp where this beauty lies is from 1910 or so.

[David Robinson]

Like the 'old timey' feel of this.

[Walks @ 7]

@davidrobinson Thank you, this is a relic from an old mining camp of the early 1920's, I think. So glad that they left it when they created the wildlife park where it sits now.