60's Ford by Richardphotos
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I had to recover this picture as the sun reflected on the hood and grille almost wiping them out. how did I do?
Comments (24)
"63" & 1/2 Ford Hardtop Fastback Richard. This is a very fine car my dad owned one that was white. 390 engine if I remember and quite fast. Thanks for memories. Stan
Fine looking Ford...
That is one sensational looking old Ford, Richard.
Super old car! Great capture!!
I think you did awesome on this, beautiful car, outstanding capture!
Beautiful !!!!!
you did a great job cool car
cool classic, if i was the owner, i would have not parked in the puddle. nice shot..
You did well - an excellent shot.
for me a tasty and fantastic red! wonderful capture! ;o)
Excellent car and recovery work
You did perfectly. If you hadn't said I would not have known.
Beautiful car and in my favorite color!!!
Shining shot.
Just wonderful!
Ya did a fine job. My neighbor had one in black.
Over here in the UK on TV we get an American series currently showing called " The Car Chasers" and they do up vintage and later models and get them ready for auctions to sell on.... these cars remind me of that series. Great shot and fine post work recovery too.
Stan is correct. With the optional 390ci. tri-pack and four speed, it was fierce.
Beautiful capture, Richard!!
Looks like you did a great job recovering the blown out highlights, Richard! I'm assuming you shoot RAW - or possibly RAW + JPEG (which is what I shoot). I can't get over how much detail can be pulled out of a RAW image.
Very nice shot! Wouldn´t have noticed your postwork!
Excellent work!
You did a great job Richard - any photos of the Viper next to it!
Now thats neat! Great colour, good job on the recovery. Rob