Thursday, March 3, 2011

Truck Wipers

Swish, swish, swish. Back and forth. Back and forth. The wipers, on this old Chevy pickup, were getting a solid workout the other day. As a matter of fact, the small, faded black truck looked a bit anachronically lost amid the snow, slush and whizzing vehicles of this 2011 winter, but no matter. It just kept poking along. As I passed it on the left, those Frost lines from "The Runaway" came to mind:
"Whoever it is that leaves him out so late,
When other creatures have gone to stall and bin, Ought to be told to come and take him in."
Smile!


15 comments:

  1. wonderful perspective on this photo.

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  2. Aw, love the photo and the aptly chosen lines . . .

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  3. Great texture, form and color -- you nailed it -- barbara

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  4. I thought that perhaps this was your trusty (uh, rusty) vehicle, Bird! My husband has a '76 red Bronco truck (toy) with wipers like these. It has a monster of an engine though.

    Spring is coming, spring is coming... just keep repeating to yourself...

    Bises,
    Genie

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  5. Terrific POV here Bird. LOve it and love that old truck too. Great eye you have.
    V

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  6. Nice photo, reminds me of

    Windshield wipers slapping time, holding Bobby's hand in mine,
    We sang every song that driver knew

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  7. This is just a great shot. I love everything about it!

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  8. Nice shot. I wonder how it passes inspection.

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  9. Judging by the split window, that truck is really, really old. Surprised they are using it for winter driving!

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  10. OMG this is a good photo. Nearly but not quite abstract. Perfect exposure, subtle color. That's a keeper.

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  11. swish, swish. i love the word anachronically.

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  12. This has such a cool feeling about this shot. Wonderful!

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  13. Really cool shot! Love the way you cropped it.

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  14. I love this photograph! My, what unique vision you have. This is a wonderful illustration of thinking outside the box.

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