oneowner Post authorAugust 3, 2017 at 10:09 am Thanks, Howard. They’re like sculptures in a museum, except they are on the road. Reply ↓
bluebrightly August 3, 2017 at 9:25 pm Beautifully subtle tree reflections on that hood! Smooth as the sea on a calm day… Reply ↓
oneowner Post authorAugust 3, 2017 at 10:15 pm Thanks, Lynn. Sometimes the reflections work well. It’s almost impossible to avoid them on bright days but I usually try to avoid reflections of the other cars parked around the subject. It ain’t easy some days. Reply ↓
bluebrightly August 4, 2017 at 4:37 pm Oh, I’m sure. Reflections are a real double-edged sword, and if you keep working at it you can keep to the right side. 😉
TomDills August 3, 2017 at 10:10 pm I didn’t get the hood, but recognized the Ford double sided key slot on the door then the fender skirt sealed it. Nice details! Reply ↓
oneowner Post authorAugust 3, 2017 at 10:16 pm Thanks, Tom. I believe you know more about these cars than I do! Reply ↓
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Is this an old Thunderbird?
That it is, Barry!
These cars make for great abstracts!
Thanks, Howard. They’re like sculptures in a museum, except they are on the road.
Beautifully subtle tree reflections on that hood! Smooth as the sea on a calm day…
Thanks, Lynn. Sometimes the reflections work well. It’s almost impossible to avoid them on bright days but I usually try to avoid reflections of the other cars parked around the subject. It ain’t easy some days.
Oh, I’m sure. Reflections are a real double-edged sword, and if you keep working at it you can keep to the right side. 😉
I didn’t get the hood, but recognized the Ford double sided key slot on the door then the fender skirt sealed it. Nice details!
Thanks, Tom. I believe you know more about these cars than I do!
Lovely.
Thanks, Ash.