Distillery Truck - canon 20d w/50mm Distillery Truck - canon 20d w/50mm Distillery Truck - canon 20d w/50mm Distillery Truck - canon 20d w/50mm Distillery Truck - canon 20d w/50mm Distillery Truck - canon 20d w/50mm

Some shots of the distillery trucks (Click an image to view it larger).

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  • cliff

    I especially like the middle shot on the right.

    2006-02-26

  • Neil

    Beautiful shots, all of them. They really do need to be seen at the larger size, the small versions look way too soft!

    2006-02-26

  • Chris Loudermilk

    Really nice work Miles. Love the tones.

    2006-02-26

  • matt

    Great subjectmatter...a true gem. And your b&w treatment is right on. I especially like the middle shot in the first column...it takes on an anthropomorphic quality, like an old face. Great stuff.

    2006-02-26

  • GeckoZ

    i love them in small size.

    2006-02-26

  • Robert

    They're good in larger size of course, but put together they make a great series. The middle two and top right photos almost look like models; probably from the shallower DOF.

    2006-02-26

  • RyanT

    Fantastic series. I LOVE old cars and trucks and this speaks to it. The edit is great too.

    2006-02-26

  • susan B.

    top notch Miles.

    2006-02-26

  • Micki

    I love these six pictures, especially all together. B&W was the medium to go with, too. Old vehicles make great subjects.

    2006-02-27

  • Gary

    great stuff

    2006-02-27

  • Adrian

    These pictures are awesome. Gotta love the minimal thing in them.

    2006-02-27

  • Peter

    nice collage, good idea!

    2006-02-27

  • armeen

    i really like the camera angles and the choice of b&w. intristingly enough i have the same subject as my today's post :)

    (fyi...i am using firefox on the mac, and the 3rd row of your photos are overlapping with the comment section of your blog.)

    2006-02-27

  • Jonathan Greenwald

    Great montage Miles. The B&W tones really do it for me here and good angles for the selective shots. This subject never gets old for me. You would think in Brooklyn, N.Y. I could find one of the clunkers to photograph?!?!

    2006-02-27

  • Philipp

    Great Sequence of shots...i love the B&W bring so much character to the pictures. Great details
    Well done again...'n again 'n again

    2006-02-27

  • tread

    great series. fantastic details and right on exposure...again, great.

    2006-02-27

  • laurent

    Really nice panel of shots. Tells the story of the age of the car. Nicely done.

    2006-02-27

  • blinking8s

    Great set. I always browse through your stuff when sitting in the lab, teachers and students always ask "hey who shot that?" expecting someone really famous.

    And a huge thanks for the shot of the day link...that generated more traffic than I've had in the last 2 months! makes me sad most of my content is crummy and I dont have anything new at the moment.

    2006-02-27

  • david

    Great B&W series - nice subject..I will bookmark you now for sure..cheers

    2006-02-27

  • pfong

    It's amazing how you made this simple car look beatiful. Your B&W treatment is very well done. This works very well as a series. I think that individual shots would not carry as much impact as seing a set together like this.

    2006-02-27

  • Julien

    I definitely love your style...

    2006-02-27

  • Jide Alakija

    Love this shot. Love the style to it too.

    2006-02-28

  • geof

    Lovely set of shots, each one would be great on its own.

    2006-02-28

  • [t e r r o r k i t t e n]

    What a fab series....black and white works so well, you have contrast just right as well as great lighting. First class.
    Phil

    2006-02-28

  • aislinn

    A beautiful way of showing a wrecked truck. I really enjoy the second on the right. The ambiguity of the shot is great. But all the shots work very nicely together.

    2006-03-01

  • Jessica

    Absolutely love these shots!

    2006-03-03