Though I had a good time today -- and dared to eat Knott's Berry Farm fried chicken; it's the best, even if I could hear my arteries slamming shut -- I found myself looking at the hundreds of cars on display as pieces, not complete vehicles.
Take, for example, the porthole windows on a row of '56 Ford Thunderbirds with hard tops...
Or the hood of a '39 Mercury Eight...
The tail light of a '57 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser...
Or a customized Mustang...
Or the pinstriping on a '40 ford that was mildly hot-rodded...
Can you tell I've seen -- and photographed -- all these cars before?
11 comments:
Very artistically done. (For the record, I NEVER tire of your car photos.) :)
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S -- I'll have to shoot more tires for you, I guess.... ;-)
Before I red the post I thought the first pic was the a fancy photo of a front loader washing machine.
johnO -- You wouldn't make many friends adding Tide and water, I'm afraid....
gotta love a mustang, man.
These days I don't make many friends anyway.
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Nice angles in these!
Great photos.
I think the T-Bird shot is incredibly cool. My next fave would be the Mercuru Eight, I like the multiple reflections.
They sure don't make 'em like they usta.
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