I imagine a lovers’ tiff gone very badly wrong. Two people storming off in opposite directions. Keys lost in the kerfuffle. The rest is rusted history… (;
A friend of mine lives in the area where I took this shot. It’s never occurred to me before, but it would be interesting to see it surrounded by ‘life’ in the spring/summer. You’ve made me think. I might ask her to snap a few for me…
I’ve seen abandoned cars before but this shot is unusual — the way the hood is askew and the doors are open. It looks almost animate. And it’s like the car is slowly drowning in leaves. You know it’s uncanny — I was thinking of posting a photo of an old car myself this Wordless Wednesday, but I’m glad I didn’t because yours is better. You have such an eye, Carin.
I know. The doors and the hood. Very crazy. And it’s right in the middle of a thickly wooded area. Am assuming it was once a field that grew up around it over decades. Would so love to know the story behind this. Making one up just won’t do it for me!
Matilda Magtree 
Wow! So creepy love it! :)
I imagine a lovers’ tiff gone very badly wrong. Two people storming off in opposite directions. Keys lost in the kerfuffle. The rest is rusted history… (;
Decay! At least for the trees, the leaves come back again in spring. The way the doors are open adds to the mystery of this shot. Good one!
A friend of mine lives in the area where I took this shot. It’s never occurred to me before, but it would be interesting to see it surrounded by ‘life’ in the spring/summer. You’ve made me think. I might ask her to snap a few for me…
I’ve seen abandoned cars before but this shot is unusual — the way the hood is askew and the doors are open. It looks almost animate. And it’s like the car is slowly drowning in leaves. You know it’s uncanny — I was thinking of posting a photo of an old car myself this Wordless Wednesday, but I’m glad I didn’t because yours is better. You have such an eye, Carin.
I know. The doors and the hood. Very crazy. And it’s right in the middle of a thickly wooded area. Am assuming it was once a field that grew up around it over decades. Would so love to know the story behind this. Making one up just won’t do it for me!