One Eighty by auntietk
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National Automobile Museum
Reno, Nevada
1942 Packard One Eighty
Since it's at the Reno museum I assume it's something ultra fancy. :)
Comments (20)
Wow!! Beautiful capture!!!
Hey, you DID do one with numbers! LOL Love those sleek lines, and what wonderful chrome! A great photo, Tara! Hummm.... That reminds me........ wink
Great capture Tara! beautiful car
Excellent photo.
Sleek Art Deco styling with your usual flair for chrome & reflections, as well as an interesting crop. I've been waiting patiently for you to get through the entire alphabet (as skillfully as you assembled those & as much fun as you were having, it was just an art form that didn't appeal to me). I missed your outstanding photography & am very glad to see it back!
A 180, eh? Ah, the power of suggestion. A marvelous capture (of a part) of a very elegant auto. It looks like its made of porcelain.
Oh wow, another of those incredible shots of yours--this one's off the hook cool!!
A delicious photo! Only you can make me dribble over a lump of metal.
A lovely bonnet shot.
Great comments here, and Rod ends his with something that you must know but no one else does, and it's got me wondering! And Claude waited sooooooo patiently, standing outside, reading his magazine and sipping coffee, while all this reverie was going on, inside, over your alphabet art...finally someone came to the door and said, "you can come in now," and he came in and gave his usual loving comment. I know not everyone gets into 'letter art'. It's great to see him back here...And Andrea says "only you can make me dribble over a lump of metal"---now there's a summation of cars! I haven't owned/driven a car in awhile, I can concur. A real Tara shot, zeroing in on the long lines and abstract presence of the car, and emphasizing the sweep and very sheer reflections. The grill and light offer powerful contrast (and you cut off the light, like it's a punctuation mark---I like that alot). And the background is a gentle rust-gold...Beautiful piece of old car-dom; and, with Rod, I love that your first piece after the alphabet series featured numbers. Written in letters! (Letters, numbers--two birds with one stone). I wanted to say, "oh---you PHOTOGRAPH??? COOL!!!" (It's been a long time, see...) Very classy capture, Tara. Welcome back, photographer!
Such a beautiful shot, Tara :-)
Very nice. Beautiful lines.
Superb car and POV :)
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
lovely shot
Beautiful capture of a wonderful car. They sure could build them back then. Cars lack something special today. I rarely look at one that can make me gasp. Which is sad, because I love the automobile.
Beautifully composed. Your eye.... locks onto these!!
What a beautifully sophisticated auto, and your crop captures all that elegance very simply and succinctly. Kudos!
Superb capture!
Class.. Car made as art.. Rob