Stingray

The fourth annual Lincoln Berean Church car show drew about 80 entriesand countless visitors. The threatened rain waited until the next day,fortunately. I spent about three hours wandering around Saturdayafternoon with my 10-22mm and 90mm macro lenses, and have the sunburnto prove it. IMHO, that was the perfect pair of lenses for an eventlike this.

This one was shot at 10mm, and looks mostly the same as when it cameoff the camera. I debated uploading the color version, too, but theturquoise Vette and blue sky clash badly. The only thing I don't likeabout shooting at car shows is that the shiny paint jobs reflect everyspectator and neighboring car. The owners' red lawn chairs reflectedin the car door at far right also detract from the color version. Iregret not taking a shot of the entry label so I'd know the year &owner of this great looking classic.

The ubiquitous automobile is indeed very difficult to express and / or make, a unique statement about. Here, you have achieved singularity. Very nice!

I love this shot! In the thumbnail I thought it was a moving train, and I love how it's not just a snapshot of a car but an image that captures a perspective I don't ever see of an automobile. Love how you got low on it to isolate it from what I guess is just lines of other cars and people. Well done.