Bumper to Bumper, Back to Back by auntietk
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Description
National Automobile Museum
Reno, Nevada
The blue fins belong to an Eldorado with a brushed chrome top. Very over-the-top! I like the pointy fins against the rounded back end of the buff-colored whatever-it-is.
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Comments (19)
A wonderful composition which successfully 'de-cars' the image.
I like the color and contrast also. This is my favorite shade of blue. I really like the conment "de-cars". LOL !!!!! 😀
Tara, nice shot of an older caddalic. Love those fins.
jolie
Very cool....
Watch out - you can put an eye out with those things! I definitely remember those pointy fins on cars when I was a kid - styles have definitely changed radically since then. I like all the smooth shining metal in this image & especially the reflection of the car in the background...
That's a 1931 whatever-it-is, I remember them well hehe! Nice work Tara!
Well done. Great POV. I always enjoy when you push in tight to your subject and give us these little glimpses.
The clarity and reflections you caught here are amazing. A beauty!
Ah, memories. It was 1957 and the Russians had just launched Sputnik. It was the dawn of the space age and the new Cadillacs had fins. For a few years they got bigger until they looked like bat's wings. This is a 1958 I believe and a superb capture of it's most famous feature. Love the color.
Lovely shapes and metallic colours, what a great abstract this makes! Very beautiful shine on those fenders!
Outstanding capture!!
And one wonders why fender benders happened, LOL!
Hey were built with style back then, it was the golden age of the automobile.
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
What a fascinating abstract this makes! Who knew automotive museum pieces could double as abstract fine art? Only through your eyes, Tara! :-D
This is really beautiful.
Nice contrasts.
Sweet crop, really nice as you always manage with these car/aircraft crops! Rob