'It is not what you look at that matters. It's what you see.' – Henry David Thoreau
No longer gliding forward on each tire’s balloon cushion this vehicle slumps to the earth in resignation. Snow’s first fall dusts this Plymouth Savoy’s pitted hood, scars of gravel-sprayed journeys. Paint erodes, chrome still gleams. The vertical of trees’ up and down becomes contrast to rounder more human car curves.
Listening to – Lenka’s ‘The Show.’
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Something about old cars – like that gold interpretation
Hey there …
I’m liking the gold version, too … the colour within the shot brings something different out in the image.
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Outstanding!
Hey there, Jack …
Thank you for looking in and all you do with your black and white images … good schtuff!
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I like the classic look of No.1.
Jim
I can agree with you; the classic look of no. 1 is most well lit or perhaps evenly lit … and reveals the car in its truest form. 🙂
Love the different perspectives. Thanks for stopping by and the like of my post “Trying to Stand Tall”.
Hello …
Different perspectives … one of the joys of photography is about the sequences of editing events toward something unseen before, but there — definitely what part of photography is about.
Take care … 🙂