Car Parts - Add yours Phase II

[Toot]

It is outside of Pepperwood, in the Avenue of the Giants, setting along the road in front of an old house (cabin?). This was in Ocober of last year, but from the looks of it....hasn't traveled in awhile. My ex's family use to own Pepperwood and after the flood that wiped it out, moved north to start the campground and giftshop.

[Irish]

A couple through the window at be BMW dealer - "Dream On"......

[strike]

Here's a shot I took of a water pump from a '79 Chevy Caprice Classic.
20 second exposure @ f/16, the background is a black vinyl card table and it was lit entirely with a flashlight.

[Irish]

This old Ford Troop Carrier is parked in a local yard waiting to be restored....One day...

[Chunk]

Here's a shot I took of a water pump from a '79 Chevy Caprice Classic.
20 second exposure @ f/16, the background is a black vinyl card table and it was lit entirely with a flashlight.

What a great shot Strike. The low angle of lighting really brings out some terrific texture in both the rusty water pump and the table. I like the composition as well.
Thanks for posting, I hope you show us more of your work.

[Chunk]

This old Ford Troop Carrier is parked in a local yard waiting to be restored....One day...

Thanks for posting Irish. I like the beemer pictures but of the two vehicles pictured I'll take that rusty Ford any day. I was hoping you'd bring a shot with some oxides.

[opus]

Irish, you know what I like about that first BMW picture? The reflections in the glass. It accentuates the idea of "dream on". Can you go back and get another picture where the reflections are even more obvious?

[Irish]

Irish, you know what I like about that first BMW picture? The reflections in the glass. It accentuates the idea of "dream on". Can you go back and get another picture where the reflections are even more obvious?

I'd love to go back Kelly buuuuuuuuuuut this particular location is about 1600 kilometres from home. It was the reflections that I was after in the first place but could not get enough of the car or the right anglt for the reflection. This is the best I got at the time....... Here I was playing with the positioning of the two logos while trying to keep the reflection..

[Irish]

I was hoping you'd bring a shot with some oxides.

What!!!! You don't like the rust???

Great thread Chunk Here's one of the "indicator" used in this vintage truck.

"HAND SIGNALS"

[Jezz]

well, here are my shots from the other thread, thought id pull them across.

My 1960 bug, and a daily driver Holden Vectra.

The Bug is a great cruzer!

[megan]

I hope ya'll don't mind a link so I can add to this thread!

Here is a recent addition to my site:

http://www.planet-megan.com/Thing/th...llery%206.html

Megan

[Chunk]

I hope ya'll don't mind a link so I can add to this thread!

Here is a recent addition to my site:

http://www.planet-megan.com/Thing/th...llery%206.html

Megan

Great color and form. Thanks Megan.

[Chunk]

I'd love to go back Kelly buuuuuuuuuuut this particular location is about 1600 kilometres from home. It was the reflections that I was after in the first place but could not get enough of the car or the right anglt for the reflection. This is the best I got at the time....... Here I was playing with the positioning of the two logos while trying to keep the reflection..

It's fun comparing the relfection in the window to the reflection in the car.
Thanks Irish.

[walterick]

Here's my contribution from a few years of random cars:

1.) "An extra part"
2.) An old truck in the woods
3.) Under a trailer (from early years)
4.) A "self-portrait"

[Chunk]

Here's my contribution from a few years of random cars:

1.) "An extra part"
2.) An old truck in the woods
3.) Under a trailer (from early years)
4.) A "self-portrait"

Great shots Rick. I especially like the extra part.

[FadderUri]

Here's a couple..... Plus the old Mustang that I posted in the Critique Forum