Thanks Gareth - it was all done in RAW using LR 3 beta. It has an adjustable post-crop vignetting function that I used here. So, as it was in RAW, it's all adjustable in a non-destructive way.

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Gareth and Andrew,

Thanks for your comments - this might also be in line for a re-shoot, when I can get up that way next. This is also 400 k's away, so I'll have to figure out a way to make it worthwhile.

They may be old Andrew, but nothing like the history you folks have over there. What a paradise that must be, to live in the middle of it all.

Thanks all - I tried it in colour, but it looked even busier

I appreciate the C&C.

The first and last look very - sharp...
No. 1 for me

You must have your panning technique down pat, Don - they are so sharp.

Thanks Tim - I recall those now.

Cog, likely from a steam powered traction engine, hanging on a cane-grass shed wall. Near Hay, NSW.

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C&C welcome of course

It does depend on the circumstances - if there's an opportunity, I'll try and take a few with different settings, using slight variations in perspective / framing.

Fordson Tractor - C&C welcome of course

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Andrew - have you seen one of these in your travels?

One that I entered in the comp. a week or so ago - this time without the popped colour.

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A 19th century sulky, slowly being eaten by termites under a box tree in Outback NSW. A friend of mine has lived his entire life on this property, and he recalls taking (driving?) this thing to primary school (was 6 miles away, now is no more) when he was a young bloke, with his siblings. After school - get the horse out of the paddock next to the school, reharness it, and back they went. Times change.