With shattered screen!

This nice '53 Chevy will need a new windshield.Thank you for your

comment-Laurent

What I like about this photo is the subject (the car). You are showing just enough detail to make me want to walk up and take a look. And the lighting is good for this subject. The SUV in the background is distracting, however. I am curious why you chose this angle. If you had moved to the left a bit, the SUV would have been hidden (as would the car parked next to the Chevy).

Only doesn't have eyes!

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PDE

I like this shot and the angle of view. This '53 Chevy would certainly have caught my attention as I walked by. Best wishes.

Thank you for looking in and for the observation.Usually,I would have gone for a dead center shot on the car but it was parked between other cars at a local garage and there was a sedan parked right behind it(see attached)....so I got low enough to hide it and framed it so the town's sign filled the left side and took some of the focus away from the car on the left;could have moved a bit more right but the front of the grey sedan was eating into the front of the SUV at the back....cloning the SUV was a little complicated.Glad you still like the shot.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

The ''eyes'' are in the trunk/booth.I will repost this when it has been re-dressed with all its parts.Thank you for your always appreciated visit my friend.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

These old/still in the raw cars have a special attraction power that I also cannot resist.....maybe even more than those which have been fully pampered or restored.Thank you for the kind appreciation.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent