#4627: The road west! 1938 by Radar_rad-dude
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Comments (22)
Love the sepia colour - and the cars. Great image!
very cool
Wonderful effect and scene!
great color and atmo!
Superb....great car and pov...cool sepia tones really adds to the image..lovely work..!!
This is so cool. Great job on the vintage photo look.
my first journey to California was not much better on the old 66. outstanding depiction of a time gone by
I thought this was a real photograph! Bravo!
A great render indeed.
Many thanks to you, contedesfees, for you kind consideration in viewing my image and leaving a comment! I greatly appreciate you doing so!
Excellent
Could be a scene from a Bonnie and Clyde movie,excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Superb "old" image!
Perfect from concept to execution.
Excellent scene in sepia tone !
Very nice! Old cars and old coloring. A view of the past.
You have aged this magnificently Bill! Really Stirling work!
Very nice....
This looks like it came from an old museum... A wonderful image of days long gone, Bill! That was highway travel back in the day. I can still remember riding in my dad's car on roads like this.
Nice image! It looks like a photo. In fact, I thought it was one of Richard's at first,
I like the idea here and the execution is very good as others have mentioned. Thanks for sharing it! =)
Molly
Stunning image!!
the highway that I took to college had curbs on it with very narrow 2 lanes. no place to pull off in case of mechanical problems
I remember traveling over some of those roads in Iowa back in the 60s. My Dad bought a Winnebago camper and we drove down to the factory to pick it up! Was quite a trip! Thanks again for the comment! Greatly appreciated!