1932 Lincoln by Richardphotos
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Comments (27)
Fantastic Work,
A beautiful shot of the antique Lincoln!
Beautiful car!
Way Cool Richard !
Fantastic looking Oldie!
a car with some style, great image
An excellent capture, Richard.
lovely vintage car
Wonderful Oldtimer,super Foto,excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
another sweeping car shot, with beautiful two or three tones, and a feeling of it sitting there like british gentry in its two tone shoes (spectator shoes) and fine scarf. Beautiful clarity of hue and contrast. And light too. A finely tuned car shot once more---and I never realized the trouble these shows go to to provide imaginative backgrounds: This is clearly an art deco background, and it suits this sporty beauty perfectly.
Beautiful old car and very great shot !!!
Beautiful composition. excellent work
Cool gangster mobile, love the two toner.
A beautiful capture of this lovely old car.
I always like the look of these cars, they look rich!
Beautiful
Beautiful vehicle!
Great old car!
Beautiful car & beautiful photo....
Beautiful classic car and an excellent photo!
This is an excellent!
Cars from that era looked cool then, and they look even cooler now. And I love that there's just enough of the marquee showing to tell me that I'm just in time to watch "Gone with the Wind." :-)
Beautiful Shot!!!
the body of the Lincoln with these doors, and its wheel on the hood side much like a vehicle BENZ !!! superb restauration !!!
Talk about "stylin' " That's a beauty! Great photo, Richard!
Great Capture! Very beautiful car!
Fabulous car find Richard. Thought it looked like a Lincoln or a Packard until I saw close up it was a Lincoln. Great capture Richard!