blast from the past by Richardphotos
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I took the picture at Imperial palce car museum in Las Vegas. it is a cadillac but here the similarity ends. only 2 was made and this one belonged to Rita Hayworth. the background is an Apo' flame
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Comments (47)
great piece of work..you've come a long way with your postwork skills..
Nice Richard.. And i like that car tho :) Seems old heheh.. So are the CASINOS in VEGAS? nice postwork my friend.. Thank you
the car is a 1951 model and during that time Vegas was a one horse town. the las vegas strip is loaded with new casinos as all over vegas. they tear them down and build bigger and more fancy. the Imperial palace was one of the first on the strip as opposed to downtown
Made the year I was born Richard, but there, the similarity ends! lol Looks like an old Bugatti too, well, just a little. Excellent capture and background Sir. Well done! Steve :o)
Very nice capture and cool postwork!!
Very cool image.
I love this black car - so special and AMAZING background -!!!
Great shot of this unique car!Excellent Richard!
Looks fantastic, I like your postwork. Superb!!!
Hello!!WOOOWWWWWWWWWW!!!AMAZING postwork!!!Fantastic composition .great colors and magnificent model of car!!I love all of this your masterpiece my dearest friend Richard!!!My sincere compliments for your big skill!!Thank you for sharing!!I wish you a happy sunday and a excellent new week!!A big kiss and big hugs!!!
It does look more fine than a Dual Ghia which had a Chrysler engine and Pont a Mousson transmission. Excellent revision to the long low distortion of the sales brochures of that era.
Your postwork on this one is amazing Richard!!! Fantastic car and a real amazing thought that such a car was only build for 2 people!!!! Wow, would like the price for it!!!LOL How much do they pay per hour building a car???LOL Hugs Ute
Great job= excellent results with the perspective. Superior quality, as always.
Great capture, excellent perspective!
Like no caddy I ever saw before. Excellent Richard, you showcased it perfectly!
Impressive car and photo my friend....!!! Spectacular POV.....!!!!!
Cool distortion! Looks like it's coming out of warp speed!
WoW!! First time I see this Cadillac, I was never aware of only two Cads of this type made. Excellent work and an eye opener, Richard !!!
Excellent work as always!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very very good image,and a great work erland
wow that some car. wonder what the gas mileage was? cool postwork too
That is awesome. Five stars!
Wow I'll take two; One in black one in green. Wonderful shot. :)
Great piece Richard! Conjurs up images of bright lights in Hollywood and all those fancy folks on Oscar night! Splendid job as always and I hope your fourth was grand! TY for your recent visit and lovely comment!
Wonderful work and a unique car!!
It looks really cool my friend .Oh and what a kick ass pack you and Mike did I love it
On first viewing, I thought this fine auto was a Roller (Rolls Royce) with Mc Laren racing panels ! what a kool custom job, great capture Richard Cheers
This is such a dream vision--this car is beyond compare in styling --amazed that its not european--and your treatment of it is art gallery and $$$ making poster worthy !! JUST GREAT !!!
Great pic! Apparently major body/frame modification. Except for the wheels it doesn't look like a caddy. If you haven't seen it check out the Caddy Sixteen concept car on my site. It looks like a modern version of this car.
Whatever Digimon says (distortion is masterly, suggesting both in your face movement and hyperstylish Italian pointed shoe).