1956 Corvette by kenmo
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Photo taken a couple of years ago at th 2008 Atlantic Nationals in Moncton,New Brunswick Canada...
Photo was touched up yesterday using Corel Paintshop Pro X2 Ultimate, Topaz Adjust ver 4 & Topaz Denoise ver 4
Camera used was my trusty Olympus E500
Comments (22)
Ken,I can only drool over your fabulous vette and thei POV and Corel work really do it justice. You lucky lucky guy!
Thanks for the kind words...This isn't my car. This is a 1956 Corvette and I own a 1960... LOL...
wow!! shining!! marvelous capture!
The model of this Corvette is superb! Excellent result with Corel Paintshop :)
Superb car. Excellent shot, fantastic POV, colors and details.
It's funny, with this POV and use of DOF, this car looks just like a Matchbox toy car ! Great capture, superb lighting and wicked postwork ! ~Cheers~ :o)
nice shot.
...jif3d....you spoke for me....cool what the right pov can do for an image...early 'vette's cannot be matched for their style....great shot!
Excellent photography my friend, hugs Jane xx
Superb photo!
very lovely
Wonderful photo
Awesome POV Ken! This is the car that has made me realize; "You can't always get what you want!". ;)
wow its beautiful !
I had a high school biology teacher that had one of these- it was in eternal "restoration" mode. Lovely capture.
What a ~Beautiful~ Model... Thanks for sharing!! FABULOUS!!!
wow..!!! fantastic..!!!
I have family in N.B (Fredericton) Cool shot of that VETT
Wonderful car and presentation!!!
Cool POV and she looks to be in great shape. Dana
your Vette is awesome.I can only imagine the pleasure you have in cruising
Great shot. You've caught all the shine and gleam. I remember the day like it was yesterday when as a young high schooler (14 or so), I got to see my first Corvette parked on the street in my hometown. It was a 1953 (maybe 1954). Believe it or not, I wasn't real impressed at the time. I was reading every hot rod magazine on the newsstands then and that first Corvette seemed a little tame to me. Can you believe that?