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Bulldozer doing its job


And still another shot from that E6 roll I put through my faulty vfr
camera (an Agfa maybe . . .) in 1977 at Postville. I'm a little
mystified by my poor framing here. What I like best (now, nearly
forty years after the fact) is the little girl running through the
foreground. If I had framed the picture to include her, I would have
gotten the building chopped at the peak as I got. If I had framed for
the building's peak, I'd have lost her. What was I thinking?
Mystery.
This bulldozer and a pickup truck were the only vehicles besides
snowmobiles and boats in Postville at the time. The bulldozer here is
tied to the old schoolhouse which was being moved away from the site
where we dug. It had pulled it off the site a few days earlier. The
school was on logs and rolled fairly easily. When we were finished
digging, the bulldozer came back and grubbed away a spot for a new
schoolhouse's foundation.
camera (an Agfa maybe . . .) in 1977 at Postville. I'm a little
mystified by my poor framing here. What I like best (now, nearly
forty years after the fact) is the little girl running through the
foreground. If I had framed the picture to include her, I would have
gotten the building chopped at the peak as I got. If I had framed for
the building's peak, I'd have lost her. What was I thinking?
Mystery.
This bulldozer and a pickup truck were the only vehicles besides
snowmobiles and boats in Postville at the time. The bulldozer here is
tied to the old schoolhouse which was being moved away from the site
where we dug. It had pulled it off the site a few days earlier. The
school was on logs and rolled fairly easily. When we were finished
digging, the bulldozer came back and grubbed away a spot for a new
schoolhouse's foundation.
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