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Comments (19)
i might fall in...:)
Wow! what a monster, great shot maz!
'59 was a good year... LOL... Great one Marilyn! :)
What a big shiny smile it has; looks like it even has a diamond in its teeth! Great shot!
Love that car! great shot!
Amazing view of this old car
Astonishing mouthparts.
That's what my doctor, dentist, and dental hygienist say to me during each visit. Splendid POV employed to capture the chrome-laden grin on this old road warrior, Maz. Is that a natural or postwork added flare in the middle of the bumper?
fantastic POV!!
Ooh, Corey would LOVE this one! I love it too, but Corey is the Car Nut!!! Great details and colors here, wonderful "under the hood" intimacy as well! This is stunning work. I need to catch up, but things got weird here, but I'm really glad to see this and take a break! Fantastic work!
Old chevys never die, they just go Grrrrr. Kool car and expert capture.
Thanks for the heads up on chev - I was thinking machanical shark ! :) LOL - thanz for comment - but careful cause my camera died and software ran away so if you like my next post they may send you a white coat for a fitting :) for the funny farm - well take care my friend !
Open up and say ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!! My first car was a 67 Impala SS 396. This one looks in mint condition.........SWEET!!!!
There was so much room to work under the hood back then ... not like now, when everything is crammed in!
sweet capture warm hugs, Linda
Very nice car, beautiful capture well done!!
cool shot x
Sweet.
big sandwich shot, lots of sweep, I love that you included the shadow on the ground (thus the 'sandwich' from several layers) and you cropped the piece right at the top of the chassis, so it's sandwiched in just right...and the lens flare is a fine touch. Another fine car shot!