1966 Cadillac de Ville Convertible by goodoleboy
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Description
A really long car, captured 6/5/16 @ 1!:36 am, at the beautiful Huntington Beach Concours d'Elegance, held on the vast grounds of the beautiful Huntington Beach Central Park in beautiful Huntington Beach, California.
I hope that the trunk is large enough to hold stuff. Lots of red vehicles at this show.
A ZOOM would be to your distinct advantage.

Comments (5)
What a fabulous mecanic Harry... ANd this hold car is truly marvelous... Fantastic shot also !!!
Excellent captures of this very long model. The boot looks great though and just about big enough for a mini. lol.
WOW! What a fabulous looking vehicle. I wouldnt even have space enough in my carport. A hangar is better, I think. :-)
you cannot see such cars in Sardinia!!!
You captured the long sweep of the beast, and the striking sheen of its ultra red chrome, and the sense, in all 3 shots, of a car "blown open"---in the way you captured all the 'limbs' outstretched. (I.e., the doors, hood, etc.) The top shot really brings home that "splayed" look, with the doors and hoods open. You even caught people mostly in the area between the roof and the hood---nice composition. And that blue cooler on the ground is real contrast to the heavy red of the chrome. The 2d shot gives another of your fine angle shots---I assume your precision in shooting these vehicles draws on your years of technical drawing, where you have to have an innate sense of what angles bring out in mechanical devices. And the porto-potties in the background make fine compositional contrasts. And the last shot shows a fully splayed engine---it looks like a metropolis, it's so packed! Amazing innards, with the splayed doors in the background. Cropped to put us right into the engine...A sterling 3-some of a big, big shining car. And I imagine the trunk can hold stuff without too much trouble. That's one big car!