Some fun photos for everyone.

connor9988 · Mar 2, 2017

Here are some B&W/Color photos that I have made over the last few years.These are taken from different shows, rides, and plowing contests. Hope everyone enjoys them. (Avert your eyes if you dislike Case)

Kow Farmer · Mar 2, 2017

Thank you Connor for the great pics. I really enjoyed them very much!
Kow Farmer Kurt

Bruce from Can. · Mar 2, 2017

I like the 4wd 1030 Case

rick n ohio · Mar 2, 2017

Nice looking tractors thanks for posting
RICK

FarmallCT · Mar 2, 2017

Looks great!! My question is, how do you do that?? Now that you posted these I have a bunch I could see doing this to

Benj R · Mar 2, 2017

Excellent pictures Conner. Thank-you very much, Case ones were my favorite.

connor9988 · Mar 2, 2017

A program called FotoSketcher. There is a black and white setting on it and then you manually "brush" back in the color to the places you want.
Its fun to do for a couple hours on a snowy day.

730virgil · Mar 2, 2017

one of the things i enjoyed most was moldboard plowing thanks to epa and fed involment not much of it done around here any more
i also like mowing,raking and baling hay not so much when comes time to go in barn

RedMF40 · Mar 2, 2017

These are great photographs--I like the contrast between black and white and color. Did you process them yourself? I've made B&W prints, would be interested in how you incorporate color. Thanks for sharing, Gary

jon f mn · Mar 2, 2017

I got a close look at that one a couple days ago, actually sat on it. The owner is a very nice man and will gladly show you his collection if you like.

Married2Allis · Mar 2, 2017

Really nice effect, these are great.

connor9988 · Mar 2, 2017

Thank you for the replies everyone!

RedMF40, as stated below I do it all digitally with a simple program. I do have to manually add the color back in (manually I mean with the mouse brushing over the spots I want to have color.) To make it look
good you have to zoom in and make sure that the edges of color do not bleed over into the background (done poorly this gives a glow or colorful aura to the tractor/operator).

SweetFeet · Mar 2, 2017

Very cool, Connor!!!

I have to learn to do that. I have a program capable... just haven't learned that skill.

larry@stinescorner · Mar 2, 2017

very nice!!!!

TGP · Mar 2, 2017

Very,Very Nice Picture's!
You know how to handle a camera.
Thanks for Sharing.
Tom

showcrop · Mar 2, 2017

Dislike Case? Who could dislike Case? I am not a collector but I have owned two, and they did very well for me.

1970-1655 · Mar 2, 2017

I like the Deere with the rider. Look to the sky.

Those look like old pictures, from the days when those tractors were new, until you see those windmills in the background.

RedMF40 · Mar 2, 2017

Ok, thanks--I see someone else asked about the process, was too busy looking at the pics, should have read the replies ;-)
Very crisp detail, obviously you spent some time getting these right. Thanks for sharing, nice work!

Ted in NE-OH · Mar 2, 2017

1st photo is kinda dangerous, fall off drawbar and get plowed under.Ouch

The Dukester · Mar 2, 2017

Nice pictures of some good looking tractors.......I guess I'm lucky, I just look at the tractors, not who all may be riding on them. I do caution anyone I let ride with me to hang on tightly at all times and not "dope off". My tractors have good solid steps, fenders, and good things to hold on to.

Goose · Mar 2, 2017

I have an H Farmall that needs to do that for about a day once, and get the soot blown out of it.

marcusoverholtzer · Mar 2, 2017

Beautiful pictures thanks for sharing!!

Adirondack case guy · Mar 2, 2017

He did some really neat pics for Bro and I a couple of years back These are the ones he did for me , perhaps Bro will chime in with his. Thanks again for these pics.
Loren

connor9988 · Mar 2, 2017

No problem ACG. It gives me something to do on the cold days and gives me a good reason to look at some old farm equipment.

connor9988 · Mar 2, 2017

Some for Casenutty:

jeffcat · Mar 2, 2017

I can add that the two Case photos look very much how the old AC literature was printed up. The machines would be orange and everything else was B&W. Very nice.

Some fun photos for everyone.

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