Black Bugs

Interesting. I imagine they were lined up much the same as they came off the assembly line

Looking for comments, I can go back and re-photograph these cars, and

ratings. Thanks

did you take a picture polarized? I don't know if I'd like it that way better or not, but it's a thought...

---a bit of nostalgia ---60's models definitly, --wonder if they followed each other to the 'graveyard'???

Good interesting shot. makes you wonder how they got there and why!

That's the first thought that came to my mind when I saw these two VW bugs. Later, I examined them a bit more... Yes, my dad drove one of these in the sixties. Quite original shot!

I agree with Ken...like an assembly line...well seen and composed

Gerald, I saw the other picture you have sent today and I visited the folio, This one is my prefered. I like the alignement of the similar cars, maybe I would have even framed the picture to avoid the tree on the right side that takes a bit of our attention. But this is a minor remark I also like the black/green colors and the harmony of the plate color with the sleeves (?) on the ground,

Jean

And not just because we had 9 vw's in my family.

The groundcover is beautiful, the cropping looks as if the bugs are coming at the viewer, the lighting on the windshields gives it an extra ghostly feel. The rust bothers me cause how could anyone let this happen to their bug. Completely bothered, but rating completely perfect. 9/9 . . .Thank you for showing. Emma B.

I'd be interested in seeing the same cars photographed so their down in the corner of the frame with an expanse of the woods taking up the top and right of the frame so they would seem more isolated, lost, sad. The way they are now I just see the old cars. I wonder why they are there.