1970 Plymouth Cuda on the Bonneville Salt Flats after a rain storm. Reflections are real, no photoshop trickery.

This shot was taken on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The

reflections are real with no PP trickery.

If no PP trickery then this is an absolutely stunning picture!

Even, if was photoshop'd, it would still be an awesome image. This is a great shot, actually I would have been more impressed indeed if it were photoshop'd.

Not sure whats cooler, the car or the photo.

7/7

Me too Mark! I just wish there were a driver to match (not just anyone would do).

While this is almost a terrific image I feel like the left side of it is wasted space. I really think it would be a whole lot stronger and more comfortable to the eye if the car were on the left side of the frame... Then the space that would be on the right side would not feel so empty... Just my opinion of course but hey this is a critique site right?

This is fabuloso! :)

Best regards from kenya, Mark

Outstanding place to shoot cars.

excellent picture,tone,color.the car may be composed

on the left side of t picture....

This is outstanding...

Excellent!!!

Excellent image, worthy of any commercial photographers portfolio.

first car shot i've looked at on this site, rest haven't attracted me. fantastic

this is a nice shot. for me it has one flaw. the car is on wrong side.

the definitive car photo. put it on the next Voyager spacecraft.

Great image although I also think the subject needs to be more to the left!

Thank you for all the comments. I struggled with the car facing out of the frame for a while as well, but this photo ended up growing on me and is now one of my favorite from this shoot. I will be posting others from this shoot as well so please watch for them.

 

Greg Evans

I'd say the comp is fine. This and your other auto posts are fantastic - hope these will print large - their owners are going to want them that way!

F***kin' awsome!!!

Gorgeous shot...makes the eye move...great contrast, makes me wish they still made cars this way. Fantastic shot! RG.

100% life long GM guy who was in love with these "other" muscle cars when they hit the road. This photo lights it up for me again, thanks. Looks like Chrysler may put this model back on the road soon.

well done...a really great image....

:-o)

Truly Outstanding

Great Car. I don't know but the free space on the left side is dull and the car wheels turned right. More space on right would appear more logical IMO.

Looks very graphic. You probably did a vertical format too. Hard to find anything to improve. MAy be the car could be on the left hand side to balance the mountain. You know if you had 50/50 split (car on the left, the mountain on the right, fold in between), you could use this as an page opening background in a car mag.