This week, Tina is looking for things that have Seen Better Days for the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The first two images were captured in Marion, Illinois. Some parts of the city definitely looked like they’d seen better days, as had the sink in the jail at the Williamson County Illinois Historical Society Museum.
An old wheel outside the cabin and a rusty piece of farm equipment at Spring Valley Nature Center must have seen better days.
I took this picture on a whim as I was walking through a parking lot. It seemed like it might come in useful for a photo challenge, and it did.
Finally, a picture, taken recently at the Duluth Train Museum, of an engine that had probably seen better days.
Getting the Picture 
Apt pictures for the theme, Sue! You could manage enough of pictures😊
Thank you, Indira!
Very well chosen pictures for the theme. I could have just taken a selfie. 🙂
Haha! The thought had crossed my mind. Thanks, Tom.
Terrific response Sue. Loved the sink and the shoes especially. The shoes cracked me up. Are they tar covered or something else?
Many thanks, Tina! I think I saw the shoes on the back of an old tar truck.
Nice collection for this challenge.
Thank you, Anne!
Great images for this challenge Sue, especially the boots!
Thanks, Anne! The boots were a ‘spur of the moment’ shot that worked out surprisingly well.
I love the sink and shoes, Sue! Great collection for the challenge.
Many thanks, Patti.
Love your series – the sink is my favourite!
Thank you, Ann-Christine!
Beautiful. I like that you cached the photo of the boots for a rainy day. Thriftier than the person who discarded the pair 🙂
Thank you! Although in all fairness I have to say that I believe the boots were still in use. They were on the back of someone’s truck. I’m just glad they didn’t return while I was standing there taking the picture. That would have been a bit difficult to explain.
Seen MUCH better days. Excellent photos.
Thank you, John.
A wonderful selections, Sue! The old wheel inBnW is my favorite!
Thank you, Amy!
Exceptional photographs for the challenge.
Isadora 😎
Thank you, Isadora!