FORDs!

I like your FORDs, a well trained "eye" you 've got Laurent!!!

Just a thought, i don't know if it works better this way.

Excellent lines, reflections and tones! Very captivating. The only drawback is the house and the car in the background but even so this is a very strong image.

Best Regards,

Peter

Thank you for looking in and for the appreciation.I originally posted this(Atlantic Nationals 2012) with a full view of the Black '40 with the Grey primered '37.This is the kind of image you can apply different crops,yours included and they all seem to work.In this one,that other photographer appears 4 times if you look closely.I attach a color version which really picks up the photographer and of course the reflection of my favorite '37.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

This was at our big car show of the year and getting a shot free of admirers was difficult;car alone...impossible.The WA lense is a great tool here as it can gather up the image and reflection even when cars are parked tight.I tried a tighter crop with more focus on the reflection hiding some of the building and the other car but losing out on that great black shine.Thank you for looking in and for the kind appreciation.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

Laurent,

Good eye, . . . I really like those reflections distinguishing the window & body curves being the same as your subject car!

I'm guessing 37, 38 or 39's. Without seeing the grille, I don't think there 1940's.

Cheers,

Jim j.

Good eye to you!I pulled out a front shot of these guys(attached) and the shiney black one is a 1939 Deluxe which I had originally tagged a 1940 and the grey primered,a 1937.Thank you for looking in and for the knowledgeable appreciation.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent