Headlight by bmac62
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Couldn't pass this chrome headlight by...now could I?
Location: National Automobile Museum, Reno, NV
Comments (16)
Nope! Neither would nor could I! Great capture
Love the reflections in the headlight!!
I like the high contrast look here Bill. Really helps one concentrate on the reflections.
Of course not!!! Thanks for sharing your find...and your selfie.... hehehe..
You certainly couldn't Bill, super shot and mono.
Nice capture Bill.
Indeed not! I like the high contrast too.
Top drawer POV used in this stunning and stark black and white pic of the beautiful old antique, Bill.
is this car a Rolls Royce? must be beautiful no matter the make
very cool
Of course not - and I wouldn't have, either! LOL I like the effect here, Bill - it's almost like it was shot on lithographic film. I used to play with litho film a bit, back in the days when I had a darkroom..... and shot on film.... :-P
Superb capture Bill. God bless.
No idea what car its from but an impressive bit of chrome work to be sure.. Nice shot, great postwork as well Rob
No, you couldn't. This is spectacular, Bill, what a stylish and sharp capture! Marvelous composition and excellent choice of B&W!
wonderful
I'll be here for more than one session, but I'll do 4 today (as I just did with tara), to get started. I already told you how wild I was about this, but I'll tell you again. A masterful piece of black and white. The sheer white background is perfect to set off the silvery rest of the shot, with its deep, deep blacks throughout. You've cut the shot on the diagonal, a very musical decision, like melody line because so much is going on along that diagonal (which runs from upper left to lower right). And you caught/created a sinewy, almost taffy-like play of light and dark in the center---where all that chrome is oozing back and forth: Just luscious. And a mini self-portrait in the headlight: Nice touch! A terrific piece of black and white, with more richness than many could get in full color; and penetrating the many languages and expressions contained in a simple old headlight. First rate work on all levels. I love this shot!