10 Great Photos of Tire Tracks
Looking at images of tire tracks always makes me wonder where people were going, what was on their mind as they drove, and who was riding along with them when the tracks were made. I like the patterns they create, and the stories they tell as you follow them.
From within the PhotoShelter community, I found many images that contain tire tracks as an essential element. Here are a few of my favorites…
Tire Tracks in a Field #1 by Bernard Jaubert.
Tire Tracks in a Field #2 by BERNARD JAUBERT.
Tire Tracks Close-up by James Bourret.
Off-road Vehicle by Anatol Kotte/goZOOMA.
Tire tracks on hillside by Bob Ludwig.
Tire tracks, Utah by Chris Case.
Eastbound Lane of Interstate-90 by Jerome A. Pollos.
Tire patterns in fresh fallen frozen snow by Andy Caulfield.
Snow Art by Thomas Barrat.
SANDDUMP by Gordon M. Grant.
If you’ve spotted (or shot) any cool photos relating to tire tracks, please share them by posting a link below!
Wonderful shots above….! Since you asked, there are a collection of tyre tracks plus one being born here…! Andrew Wheeler http://www.automotophoto.com
Hmm… Well, that didn’t work… Here’s the link to the image…it didn’t parse the link from the URL box on the form, so here’s a direct link. http://www.automotophoto.com/pics/g28/images/Infineon_Wheeler_AutoMoto001.jpg Andrew http://www.automotophoto.com
In Panama http://alvaroching.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Panama/G0000TnAqhhmjwpg/I0000zHRPURyoVjQ/P0000.T2bXIsTOD0
Elfin Lakes tire tracks in Garibaldi Park, British Columbia. http://www.flickr.com/photos/thoughtrotate/3828747345/in/set-72157621937235221/
Carbon footprints on a natural contour, Thanksgiving Day weekend rally, Dumont Dunes, California : http://dominikphoto.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/vision/G0000FT4H7YbBxrg/I0000Jbr7JhRFeRY
I have a couple of nice pictures of tracks in my album taken on Blackpool Beach in the UK. http://matthewdmorgan.photoshelter.com/gallery/Blackpool-UK/G0000GXF3hVyojkE/
There is a maze of dirt roads in and around the Navajo Nation in northwest New Mexico. Some of my favorites to travel were the ones leading up to Shiprock Pinnacle, or Tse Bit a’i in Navajo, near Shiprock, New Mexico. http://kenhurstphotography.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Southwest-USA/G0000DFCEbs1q.Ng/I0000o2iL2hH9g0M Ken Hurst
What a great collection of car tracks photos. Impressive, thanks for sharing.
I have a couple to share from two very different corners of the world: 1) South American Jungle – Iguazu http://kymri.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Argentina/G00000z6zKLcoVEM/I0000T97T7x7wG_g 2) African Desert – Namib Rand http://kymri.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Namibia/G0000CVjYXh0rXkc/I0000R01VZ7GLoQs
Mongolia is a country full of tracks; in facts most of the roads through the steppes and the Gobi are just tracks. Here are some of my favourite summer and winter tracks. http://bluepeak.photoshelter.com/gallery/Mongolia/G0000SiJNy4I8PrI Rogier Gruys http://www.bluepeak.net
Shunting on a beach in South-West of France http://www.flickr.com/photos/pensees_et_futilites/1260666053/ A zip in the sand http://www.flickr.com/photos/pensees_et_futilites/1260668827/
Hiding in the dust of Cote d’Ivoire during dry season: http://www.gentusophotography.com/img-show/I00006W7MIGF4W30 Truck, bus and bike tracks here–at least those which have not yet blown away in the Harmattan: http://www.gentusophotography.com/img-show/I0000V96V2efqo6g And finally, in the leftover sludge after Nashville’s May 2010 flood: http://www.gentusophotography.com/img-show/I0000yS3v1wmHrQQ
Over the river and through the woods! http://www.muellerimages.net/img-show/I00007dyupUqNVOs
Wow, great pictures. You seem to me a real Fotodesigner. Bright colors and great contrasts!
Not a single burnout? How PC. http://www.flickr.com/photos/proscriptus/3633719634/
These tracks are not from tires but I like them just the same! http://pauldouglas.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/the-lost-found/G0000E83mbjoFLic/I0000Rt9lMsZ5SLc
I agree, like telephone wires, tire marks are enchanting. They convey something about the journey that is pervasive, but not obvious, more suggestion than fact. These are at sunrise on Miami Beach. Regards!
Incase that wrench icon isn’t obvious http://gregoryholmgren.photoshelter.com/img-show/I0000SxOyiK54iQQ
Might be a bit of a stretch, but let’s see. Different tire, different track. http://bear.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Mountain-Bike-Land-Mine-Classic/G00006b3wt1Q_zOU/I0000T2Ph8x8KUAQ
what a wonderful shots. being a fan of those.