SAW IV

[Crypto]

I ran across this awesome sawmill while I was out Trail riding. It was about 10 to 15 miles back a mountain trail. Amazing how they used an old truck to run this thing. Oh, and where is that safety gaurd. :) What a blade.

1
http://www.pbase.com/tcimages/image/71898702/original.jpg
2
http://www.pbase.com/tcimages/image/71898703/original.jpg
3
http://www.pbase.com/tcimages/image/71898704/original.jpg
4
http://www.pbase.com/tcimages/image/71898706/original.jpg
5
http://www.pbase.com/tcimages/image/71898705/original.jpg
6
http://www.pbase.com/tcimages/image/71898708/original.jpg

[Jim G]

Man, that is a heck of a blade.. Is it still all functional?

#4 and #5 are probably my artistic favourites but the first couple portray the scene well. :)

[Crypto]

Thanks. No, it's not operational, but it looks like it could be with a little work. Not sure the old truck runs

[White_Marten]

Love the last three...the true meaning of power!

[tlc]

those are really nice, i love the tones.

can you tell me where you got your frames?

[Crypto]

Thanks for the comments.

tlc - Are you speaking of the black and white frame (around all) or the frame that looks like old film (1, 2 & 5)?

[tdaugharty]

Great composition and post. I really like the historical effect.

[tlc]

Thanks for the comments.

tlc - Are you speaking of the black and white frame (around all) or the frame that looks like old film (1, 2 & 5)?

the old film one, its great, perfect for your pics.

[Crypto]

thanks for the comments

There is a new feature in Paint Shop Pro XI, It's called time machine. I used the selection called Daugerreotype with border.

If you're interested, here is the explanation that PSP has for it:

Daugerreotype - Widely used from 1839 to 1855, the daugerreotype was the first popular form of photography. Images were captured directly on a thin piece of silver-plated copper. Because no negative was produced, copies could not be made, so each image was unique.

I really like the effect as well.