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#797345 11/13/2011 12:11 AM
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In taking photos of various parts of my truck, this one stood out. I don't know why, but I like it.


art?

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I think it can. There's art in machinery just by it's nature.


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Depends, look what has passed for art in the past, like a can of soup or much much worse. Compared to a can of soup you have a winner and the possibities are endless. Best of luck


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Absolutely. I was mobbed by some photograpers at a small local show and they wanted to take pictures of the rusted areas on my panel truck. Fortunately, there was enough rust for everybody.


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sure, I work at a waste water plant (OK,sewage) and in the administration building they have photos all over that are very cool to look at if you don't really know what they are. But I can assure you it is very disgusting (well most of them)

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My wife said if I frame it, it has to stay in my workroom.

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I think so. Here's a recent one I took during my engine assembly.

https://picasaweb.google.com/108114...v1sRgCNjq0tjM0r66rQE#5666926347600025906


Sort of stock 1950 Chevrolet 3100
235 (The engine shread) (Engine assembly)- 4 speed - 12 bolt - stock front axle with power disc brakes
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I like that one.

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[quote=MikeR]In taking photos of various parts of my truck, this one stood out. I don't know why, but I like it.
Must be art..it's on Picasa web site.

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Originally Posted by MikeR
My wife said if I frame it, it has to stay in my workroom.


There is no accounting for [good] taste.


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Originally Posted by MikeR
My wife said if I frame it, it has to stay in my workroom.

Just tell her Ansel Adams took the picture and it is worth a fortune. grin


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I like that one, RingLeader.

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My other hobby is hit/miss farm engines. Watch one of them run, and you'll see art. Better yet, watch an industrial side-shaft engine run. It's like a swiss watch, all made in a dirt factory floor with poor lighting and crude machine tools.

Yeah, engines CAN be art.

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Don't get me started.... wink


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Those pictures are art! And the genre even has a name -- "Steam Punk"

Have more?

Oh go ahead and get started, Dave -- You have entertaining rants smile

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Absolutely Yes! There is long established "schools" of art that celebrate industrial imagery. No question, and
keep going. I build performing arts rigging around the country and often, in large construction projects, I take pics of machinery and guys working, etc. Art celebrates
living. Good for you to recognize this. LevisPop


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I think so, how about this one? Almost a shame to shut the hood.
This picture also links to quite a few tidy Stovebolt motors.


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That's a way cool engine photo link!


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