Headlights #1 by goodoleboy
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Description
Captured 7/3/09, early in the morning, within walking distance of my habitual haunt.
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Top two photos are of the same headlight, with #2 shown closer to the camera.
I have no idea as to the make and models of the vehicles involved. Am too busy shooting and then rapidly leaving the scene.
Toodles, and tallyho.
Comments (12)
Interesting :) Nice collage Harry. How's there air over there?
The top one looks like a rocketship; I like the shapes and the shininess of the chrome. Nice shots!
Ninja photography at it's finest. Stellar captures of these headlights and if the owners did see you they are probably thinking your casing their car LOL. Awesome fellow ninja.
Hello there dear Harry!!!!! How the devil are you?? Well I hope.... dropping in for a quick visit but hope to be back on here more regularly again so look out for me harrassing you again ;-) These are great captures hun... I love the clarity and the reflections. Super shots hun and nicely collaged. Hugs Chrissy xxx
Harry, the "hit and run photographer" strikes again! Wonderful captures of the eyes of these beautiful cars, Harry!
Your description of your clandestine operation made me chuckle. Great photos. In responce to your comment, I'm afraid the menagerie of felines is already far from the beginning stage.
Cool idea and capture O'l boy, fabulous collage!
Delightful reflections in the front lights Harry... Great idea as everyone always do the rear light! Well seen and captured! :)
Really attractive pics!!
works of art
Can now see why car parts are so expensive..try buying a replacement at Kragens..
lol on your hit & run act! I wonder if it's harder after 9/11, or if it's always been like this. I guess there's no getting around it: Unless people are used to photographers, seeing someone leaning over private property & taking shots makes them a little queazy. Maybe you need one of those expensive photo-journalist bags & those vests with 8 million lenses in them so people might figure you're with the LA Times or something. I have a friend who likes to photograph trains, but it's apparently illegal in the US now, and he has to sneak around... Anyway, amazing lights, amazing complexity, and the bottom set is completely different, as if it were the two sides of the same car. I know front & back lights can be very different. Anyway, as you know, I zoom at everything; but with pieces of this complexity, zooming is a must. A fascinating & fun capture. It would be great if someone did a documentary on you & we could see the great Harry stealthily sneaking up on cars (cars!) and taking shots and running. And the talking heads would say, "we wouldn't have thought car-shots were a problem, but apparently people get very upset..." I love that a few of you here keep giving us these car lights. They're amazing to see, and the play between the different galleries is a great deal of fun.