Henry Ford said,... by bmac62
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...You can have any color you want as long as it is black...
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For a moment I thought he might have said 'please do not touch'! I do like this a lot. Clive
I like this version, too. It's just a great image to begin with! I bet you could find loads of ways to work this one up. I can see it as a series, hung down a long, narrow gallery hall.
Oh I don't know Bill. I like both versions...but its great to see this side of the coin also. Awesome, thanks!
like this version even better
This version is stunning. I like your work here.
great work!!
Stunning work,both versions have are great.
Great shot! I think they also came it white. ;)
I knew as soon as I read the ebot!
This is great. Super job on the cutout and contrasts. They were remarkable vehicles just as this is a remarkable photo.
Someone has a nice piece of antiquity...
Great Henry Ford!!!! fantastic capture!!
I knew that would be the next line---another great shot of this fine old car!!
I like both pics, went back to check the other one out!!!!!
both versions are excellent Bill
Crank 'er up, Henry! Looks in pretty good shape after all these years. No doubt renovated for auto shows and such. I like the lighting effects, which kind of go along with your torpedo upload.
did he also say " Please do not touch" ..lol...sry ..couldn't resist!
FASCINATING WORK, MAYBE I PREFER THE PREVIOUS ONE
EXCELLENT :)
Yes that was the colour we got too. LOL. Great shot.
The car that put America on wheels. The cowgirl would have had to wait for the Chevy of 1927 for green.
Amazing image Bill this looks great.. "what do you mean half a car" lol well done!!
Henry Ford had a lot of interesting and funny things to say, and I think he was also one of the first micromanages and assembly-line innovators, since Ford assembly plant employees were made to wear roller skates to increase efficiency. I love what you did to this, and because I'm typically me, I see the snout of a particularly interesting insect here. That's always a good thing.
Choices.....Now, what to do! lol Er! I'll have BLACK!!!! lol Both good Bill... well done.. Rob.
Great car, reat picture!