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An abandoned building produces a large collection of over a thousand bikes with no riders. Hope you like the photos also. Phil.
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Woah. Looks like a scene out of Detroit. Cool HDR shots.
New York state, actually.
Cool anywhere you go I'd say. Whereabouts in NY? I've got family up around Lake George.
Lockport, but they were moved since.
Amazing photo's
Is it me or do the pictures look like paintings?
What a awesome site Phil ! a bikers heaven . Wow . Thanks for sharing it :-)
Chevy it is a photo Phil may have sharpened it up he is very good at photo repair but no it's not a painting I am sure :-) He has done some work on my old photo's and they look amazing when he is done . I can't say he did or didn't sharpen the color on this but anyway LOL I will cut myself off before tornado siren goes off here :-)
Thanks everyone, for the love !!~ I did heighten the colour and I do HDR photos also. But this one I did not paint, although most of my photos are done in black and white and then I paint them. Have always done them that way. Thanks Manikin for the explanation, I appreciate it !!~
Your welcome Phil , and I might add you always have great photo's to share !!
Wow, I know the building, allways wondered how many Bikes they had in there. too bad they can't save that building.
I just can't believe this is a photo, yet there are so many details how could it not be. Any way..... What a tragicly beautiful site!!
Is there anymore information? How many bikes and what kinds exactly? I am desperately looking to find a brother or sister to my Mistress. (see my post at:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/48318-1984-harley-davidson-electra-glide-speci?in=user)
Please send more info and pictures.
Looks like a masochist's biker mechanic's dream!
With my bad eyesight I see mostly Japanese bikes of the 70's and 80's. As much as I love them, I really don't like this barn because I want to rescue them all and that's just too overwhelming.
Season's Greetings to you and Yours, Phil!