SEE THE USA....

very well done. Colourly it's a feast for the eyes. The background couldn't be better. Great framing.

Did you do some painting, or is this pretty much straight from the camera? Why did you cut off the roof? I find this framing OK, just curious. Did the fence end up there and would the photo show something un-photogenic? Anyway, as I said - a feast. Could you pass the sauce, please? Cheers, Micheal

Frankly I'm a little bored with these old vehicle shots from Montana, but I think this is the last one. And, yes, there was some junky scene above, and it would have just been the pits, so I cropped in camera, so I can't go back and look at what was there. The image is almost totally the way it was. I have upped the saturation just a bit, and cropped. That's all.

Another Montana relic.

A great image, and I love the snow patterns on the car but how can an automobile be considered to be "VINTAGE" when it does not have any headlights? Rated anonymously as 6/5.

Well, I really don't have the drama that your series did, but the sky was nothing but gray, so I had to go with what I got. If it hadn't a been for the license plate, I probably would not have shot it.

I was gonna give this photo 7 for aesthetics, but Pnet wouldn't allow it, as you rated one of my photos 7 two days ago. So rather than give you late ratings, or no ratings, I gave it 6 (I think that late feedback doesn't have as much zing). Does this makes sense? Cheers, Micheal

 

Gorgeous colours, I like the orange dry grass as an echo to the wood barrier...nice PoV and the crop...the car looks like embebed in the wood barrier...a very nice photo...been very busy at work these days and had not much time for PN but I'll catch up...

So glad to see you back. I hope you do not feel obligated to check in because of my inquiry. But I do hpe you will be posting soon. It seems we have had to run with a shortage of Laurents lately.

 

Thanks for the comments. As I stated above, I'm kind of bored with the same old stuff, and am really looking forward to some new challenges. I'm going on an extensive cross country journey in a little more than a month from now, and hope to get some fresh images.

WOW ! great color harmony and composition - beautiful work!

As always I appreciate your looking and commenting.

Reminds me of Dinah Shore

Ah yes! For us really old folk, we can still hear that catchy little tune rolling over and over in our heads. The younger ones are saying, "Dinah who?"

Dinah who?

 

I like this. The colors really give it life, and that red license plate does add a special touch.

Thanks. I know you are old enough to go back to that era.

A Tennessee girl. There is a Dinah Shore Blvd in Winchester, Tennessee.

Wow! The color is really impressive. perfect light, just the right amount shadow, lovely detail in the tall fine grass, the red plate is vintage goodness. Just love this shot David. Even the slight tilt is and heavy right of frame is probably the best way to go.

Thanks. Appreciate the look and your visit here.

Excellent shot with so nice colors ! Like a lot David !

Wow this is stunning! Would be curious what it looks like pulled in tighter on the vehicle itself?

WEll done!!

Jody

apparently I missed your comment. A belated thanks.

Thanks for taking a look. I just discovered your work, and I'm quite impressed with it.