Full Frontal by beachzz
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Of the hood of this old Olds!!

Comments (16)
Very good close up
Marvellous..but I can't see you!
Excellent shot and reflections!!
Very nice! Now did you get a shot of you in that reflection ;)
Shiny someone has used some elbow grease on this, well done.
Is that you hiding behind the Old's Ringed Globe Emblem? Of course I had to look up what this emblem was called officially. Love this photo of the sparkly, highly reflective, rounded, streamlined, black hood. This is a favorite...always wanted an Old's but they went away before I ever accomplished getting one. LOL
"Those WERE the days!" GREAT shot, Beachzz!!
Cool POV, high contrast and reflectivity in this shot, M. And, heh heh, congratulations on reaching the 1800 posting pinnacle.
We do work hard to stay out of the reflection. I got to drive one of these old tanks. I learned how to drive, in one of these, in a big circular driveway. Never got to take a left hand turn. :>) Dana
wonderful shot as you took photo of art for old cars
From the title I expected a nude study! Great auto smile!
Very nice.... Aloha
That'll be a 1950 Oldsmobile, nicely preseved for the last 60 years!
Great shot! Love the gleaming hood of this old beauty and a the curvy depth of the reflections. Never thought I'd be living in an American where Oldsmobiles would be a defunt car brand. Or Plymouth or Pontiac or Mercury. Geez the last 10 years have been hard on American cars! Anyway, this is a great shot, and kind of sad.
I just LOVE the reflections. So surreal! Fantastic image.
This has such a nice swoop to it...and those reflections really rock! This nose-on POV is a bit surreal in all of the right ways, especially with those reflections and the patterns that they make. Yeah, this is a doozie of a good shot. It's fun to look at and I imagine it was fun to make.