Tire-d by beachzz
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I think this is that same T-Bird, next time I hit a car show, I'll try and remember what's what!! Though with all you car guys out there, I know one of you will know anyway!!
Comments (14)
I had to zoom to make sure you hadn't turned into a chimera.
LOL @ Andrea! Really cool shot Marilyn! Love the photographer's reflection! :)
White side-wall tires. This brings to mind black skuff marks from hitting the curb while parking. My favorite quick way to clean them was with soap-filled, kitchen steel wool pads. The hub cap looks a little underwhelming for a fancy T-Bird but it could have been selected as a clean style by a T-Bird owner looking to save some money. Excellent photo image Marilyn!
awesome glare warm hugs, Linda
Nice shot of the wheel and nice reflection in the hub cap.. Nice capture!!
Absolutely fabulous result. Can't imagine a wheel being so pristine.....
exellent idea
Splendiferous POV employed to capture the wonderful lighting, reflective and textural effects in this on-your-knees shot, Maz! Love the sun flares. But, I don't know, can't identify the auto. Looks like any run-of-the-mill, garden variety, Ford rim and tire to me. And, remember to check out my "1957 Chevrolet convertible" posting of today.
Love the dog growing out of your hip! :) Great reflection shot.
Cool shot!
Ford has a better idea. And you have a great shot.
Nice to see ya... by a Ford! Speaking about cars, do ya know what KIA stands for? Kept In Autoshop!
great shot with the dogs in it too
Hmmm...I see someone familiar in here! I love "FORD" upside down, which just goes to show that hubcap technology hasn't managed that "self correcting orientation" thing yet. I love the reflectivity of that chrome and the vivid colors. This image is fantastic! I love the title too! I got a good giggle from it.