Fort Stockton Contraption Photograph by Linda Unger

Fort Stockton Contraption

by Linda Unger

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5270.000 x 3513.000 inches

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Title

Fort Stockton Contraption

Artist

Linda Unger

Medium

Photograph - Digital Photography

Description

I can only imagine what this thing did in it's day/ I love how it was left out for all to see. It would be amazing to see this thing work!

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May 27th, 2017

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Comments (6)

Donna Kennedy

A great piece of vintage machinery, nice find Linda!...F/L

Linda Unger replied:

Thanks Donna!

Marcia Colelli

Great find. It is definitely some type of contraption. Beautiful details and composition. L/F

Linda Unger replied:

Thanks Marcia!

Bonnie Mason

That's a fascinating old machine! you did a great job capturing it! LF

Linda Unger replied:

thanks Bonnie!

Hartmut Jager

Linda you captured an amazing, almost sculptor like vehicle! I wonder what it could be for, some kind of harvesting machine I guess. I wonder too what has become of the people's lives, hopes and dreams who operated it sooo long ago. It also seems to have a personality saying - Here I sit and wait for Eternity to arrive... !

Linda Unger replied:

Thanks Hartmut! It was certainly majestic sitting there by the side of the road! I had to turn around and capture a picture of this monstrosity! It was fascinating!