De Soto in De Snow Photograph by David T Wilkinson

De Soto in De Snow

by David T Wilkinson

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Title

De Soto in De Snow

Artist

David T Wilkinson

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Description

I've driven by this abandoned De Soto in the Door County peninsula in Wisconsin many times. With a fresh snow I decided to capture this image.

FEATURED in the OLD AND USED Group on 2/2/15.

FEATURED in the WINTER WONDERLAND Group on 2/10/15.

FEATURED in the RUSTY JEWELS - VEHICLES Group 4/7/16.

FEATURED in the EVERYTHING WINTER Group 4/25/16.

FEATURED in the RURAL DECAY AND DETERIORATION Group 5/3/16.

FEATURED in the MIDWEST AMERICA PHOTOGRAPHY Group 12/2/19.

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February 1st, 2015

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Comments (10)

Connie Fox

Beautiful shot, David. Perfect background of bare trees, and the fresh snow really sets it apart. This might be our old family car. We had this model, and it's a joy to see this. Brings back so many great memories.

Andrew Wilson

Great capture of a great old car!

Steve Gass

David, cool pic and cool caption.

Jeff Roney

Congratulations, David! Your image has been featured on the FAA group �Rusty Jewels � Vehicles Only�

Karen Adams

Wow! This is a really beautiful old car that should not be left out in the cold!! That is really a beauty! Great capture....now rescue!! :) ha ha!.....fv

David T Wilkinson replied:

Thanks, Karen. That's what I thought when I first saw it. Had to capture it.