Ted Eleftheriou

This is exactly why I always keep a camera with me… you never know what you’re going to come across.
I was just cruising around and stumbled onto these incredible vintage military jeeps parked near the Jupiter Lighthouse.
The kind of find you can’t plan.
What grabbed me most was the detail… the gauges, canvas, ropes, tools, worn metal, textures, and history built into every inch of them. Wonder about the people who used them and their stories.
For the photo geeks: shot on the Nikon D610 full sensor camera at f/7.1… wider shots around 80mm, tighter detail shots around 145mm… Auto ISO. Then color graded to give it that vintage WWII / Korean War era feel… the years these likely would’ve been in service.
If anyone knows who owns these beauties, please DM me or have them DM me. I’d love to send them some photos.
Seen at Jupiter Lighthouse & Museum Park, Jupiter, Florida.

I bought another camera… and yeah… I’m keeping all of them 😄

How many cameras is too many?
That’s like asking… when does “just one more” become too many?

Exactly.

Different tools for different jobs.
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