1927 Dodge Graham at Shell Station

Another look at the Dodge Graham in Sepia tone. Enjoy!

Perfect composition set around the old gem.

Very nicely toned and composed. A real story!

Fantastic color! 7/7

very good "old time" imege!!!!!!!!!

Love the tones in this one. Makes it special. Composition is wonderful. 6/7

This one is great! I like the tones and feel it matches the era perfectly.

I love the colors,

 

Regards,

 

Bram

Very good !

Truly a masterpiece this one i think 7/7..love your colours and composition and you always get these amazing motives...love to whatch and thanks for sharing your work..this one has a perfect balance in colours..love it.. --willy--

Great shot Alec!

 

Regards

Jon

Alec , this is an excellent one . You have really outshown in your USA tour . I am sure you would love to go there once again . On a personal note , I would request you to upload some shots on Street photography ..

Wonderful!! Very very good job indeed!

I wonder how this would look in all sepia, that is, without the yellow Shell sign. Since we all know that Shell signs are yellow, I wonder if imagination would be sufficient for this. The yellow draws my eye away from the truck, which is clearly the subject. Without the yellow of the Shell sign, I think this one has the potential to be the better of your two shots of this truck.

Alec great I love it.

great sepia Alec! like the angle too

I knew you had some stunners from Bodie. This is a beautiful rendering even in the sepia that was suggested on The Road Home image. This is another of your gems. Pleasure to browse through your port.

We all make the mistake to imagine the world in sepia in the early 1900s.

I actually watched a documentary called "They Filmed the War in Colour - France"

in which I could for the first time see that period as it was: lively and amazingly colorful, but not sombre and sad as often we tend to portray it.

 

I like the tones of this photo, but I'd be curious the natural colours.

Great effort though.