Distorted Images of The Henry Ford

[Brian Moore]

A couple of shots I took at Greenfield Village last year. I used my Vivitar PN2011 with flipped lens, but I didn't realize the darn thing had accidentally switched to the fake panorama mode.

Greenfield Village was built by Henry Ford. It's in Dearborn Michigan, the home of Ford Motor Company. Greenfield Village was Henry Ford's homage to small town middle America. Here you'll find one of the Orville and Wilbur Wright bicycle shops (which has been transported from its original location in Dayton, Oh.), as well as the original Wright home. There are blacksmith shops and carpenters and you name it, it's there, including a reproduction of the original Ford Motor Co., building (which I posted a fotie of a while back.)

The Ford Museum is located adjacent. Greenfield Village and the Ford Museum and also the Ford home, which is nearby, are all collectively referred to as "The Henry Ford." You could spend a wonderful several days at The Henry Ford.

 

[Pete Askew]

Love the light and diagonal shadows on that first sot Brian and the accidental crop works well on the second I think. I love the blur on the tower.

 

[Brian Moore]

Thank you, Pete. The first one is is a blacksmith's. The second I think is actually the clock tower above the museum. Thanks again Pete.

 

[Hamish Gill]

I agree, the crop on the second works a treat!! I really like that shot!

 

[Brian Moore]

Thank you, Hamish.