April 21, 2013
This is a gorgeous 1939 Chevrolet Business Coupe seen at a car show last year. It's another from the archives, and of course I love the light and the reflections.
I'm back on the road for a business trip next week and will be gone until late Friday. I'll do my best to browse, comment & most of all enjoy your photos while I'm gone.
Have a blessed day!
"I had more clothes than I had closets, more cars than garage space, but no money." ~ Sammy Davis, Jr.
Late addition: Note to Guest: - it's not that I don't have the skill or knowledge to keep reflections out of my auto shots, it's that I like them. And in fact many times I enhance them, sometimes I don't. My thought is that the reflections tell a story about the scene and what is going on around the vehicle. This is not a photo for commercial publication, but from my own artistic point of view, and enjoyment. So critique/criticize all you want - your opinion is your own. And mine is mine - I like the reflections. I don't mind your questions or comments, but you should be willing to share your name instead of hiding behind the guest moniker. Perhaps we could all learn from you, if we just knew who you were and had our own opportunity to critique and enjoy your work.

April 21, 2013
This is a gorgeous 1939 Chevrolet Business Coupe seen at a car show last year. It's another from the archives, and of course I love the light and the reflections.
I'm back on the road for a business trip next week and will be gone until late Friday. I'll do my best to browse, comment & most of all enjoy your photos while I'm gone.
Have a blessed day!
"I had more clothes than I had closets, more cars than garage space, but no money." ~ Sammy Davis, Jr.
Late addition: Note to Guest: - it's not that I don't have the skill or knowledge to keep reflections out of my auto shots, it's that I like them. And in fact many times I enhance them, sometimes I don't. My thought is that the reflections tell a story about the scene and what is going on around the vehicle. This is not a photo for commercial publication, but from my own artistic point of view, and enjoyment. So critique/criticize all you want - your opinion is your own. And mine is mine - I like the reflections. I don't mind your questions or comments, but you should be willing to share your name instead of hiding behind the guest moniker. Perhaps we could all learn from you, if we just knew who you were and had our own opportunity to critique and enjoy your work.
Nikon D700 |
Original size: 3830x2773 |
Current: 800x579 |