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Now this is a great rendering of a classic car. You should be very proud of this inspired image!
Thanks. It’s a truck actually and I have several shots from this angle but decided to go with this one. Funny thing, I thought it was kind of a so so shot at first.
Never fails, my so-so shots turn out to be real crowd-pleasers…
Exactly!!! We critique ourselves the hardest.
This is a great shot! FABULOUS!
Thanks 🙂 I think this shall go into my portfolio.
Such a beautiful shot…love the bright red color!
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Thanks! I’m drawn to the really colorful ones at the car shows and this was a hot number…for a truck 🙂
Ah, the new cars lack the classic lines. Cheers!
Yes they do!
Beautiful car, color, and unique shot. I like it because it isn’t a typical car picture, it makes me feel like I’ve just opened the door and I’m hopping in for a ride.
Thanks! I think the truck owner might look at you a bit funny if you did 😉
Very nice picture!
Thanks.
Great perspective, Teri. I do wish these restorers would post before and after photos. Very often we’re dazzled by the car as it appears today. A look at its past would help me to more fully understand the amount of work involved to get it into such fine shape.
At some of these shows the owners do just that. They have photos of their cars/trucks starting from when they got it until what you see before you. Now that is something to see…they put a lot of time, money and heart into their restorations.
Believe me. If I did all that restoration, I’d put up a billboard for all attendees to see as they entered the site. 🙂
I know 🙂