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Agricultural Decay in the Hunter (DialUp Warning)
Captured these on Saturday while in the Hunter Valley.
These aren't with my normal kit. All are from a KM Dynax 7D w/ Sigma 18-125mm DC. The DOF could have been larger in some images, but as all were hand held and some in open shade, a few compromises were made 
Click for larger images. #1 
#2 
#3 
#4 
#5 (one tractor to farm them all) 
#6 
#7 
#8 (just so easy with the implematic!) 
The rest of the set are here Good, bad or indifferent comment and critique welcome.
Hi Daniel,
I like this series as well. You have been busy lately 
Having grown up in rural Ontario, reminds me of the equipment that was used back then. I like the first one, funny about that 
#4 and #2 as well are a nice take. Which part of the Hunter were you taking these photos, museum around Maitland? Thanks for sharing, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
(misc Nikon stuff)
Thought the first might appeal
They were from a property called "Heritage" between Singleton and Denman (nr Coolmoore). They had sort of an open shed day there with as much farming stuff as you could imagine!
Daniel
Some good shots here. #2 and #7 are the standouts for me. And as for the image you selected as #6   Peter
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some different viewpoints presented here.
#4 is perhaps my favourite for its simplicity and colours although I quite like the effect of #7 well done. Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
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