Show us some photos! Share!

JM -- You and the club - visitors are welcome - Many do not have the ability or opportunity to attend events -

PLEASE SHARE - Photographs do no good hidden away in a box.

Please do remember something that is often forgotten - Respect the rights of the photographer -
if they are needed for publications - often they are available simply by asking, much nicer that to find one's self in a copyright infringement issue.

I have had my "time" eating dirt, baking in the hot sun and crawling off that machine and not being able to hear the radio in the car. Yes - I still enjoy a few minutes in the seat but the camera is something that provides me a much longer lasting memory.
Boxes of slides, boxes of prints, long before Digital - and I find looking back for something - not nearly enough or no pictures of the event.

Voice of experience - lessons of "hard knocks" - label your pictures - at minimum the date and event/subject. Will make it much easier to find when you want them.

"keep 'em crawlin"
CTS

with the tech of todays cameras its so easy to take reasonable photos. and yes label them and create back ups.

i went to the nhma national rally that was held at narracoorte south aus many years ago. as part of a presentation team from my then club to put a bid in to hold the national rally.

we also went to the national trust rail and maritime museums in adelaide, the blue lake at mt gambier etc well when i got home in the process of transfering those photos i lost half of them. and i didnt have back up copies.

 Hi, Folks.Re Santa Margarita, since I have become os involved in the set-up and running of BOTW, I seem to have a LOTTTT less time for taking photos.

Azfer the other shows that I have attended, Yes, I could post more but would somebody please tell my boss to get off my back and give me more spare time. I just received a ranch related call at 7.22 PM.

This first one is not show related at all. In fact. it is O.T., an IH TD9 dozer on display outside the Seabees Museum at Oxnard, CA.

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And then I found this little jigger hiding away in the backblocks ovva certain museum down in SOUTHERN SoCal: [attachment=68554]DSCN1840[1].JPG[/attachment]


And this slightly bigger jigger which ackshully didda lappa the block at one point:

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Does that help???????????????

Just my 0.02.

 Hi, ctsnowfighter.
I suspect that this beast mighta bin used to pull phone or power cables or some such.

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Just my 0.02.

Hand made model of a D7.

Bugger that didn’t work.