Revs and Reflections

[Shadowman]

f/7.1, 1/250s, ISO 200, 55mm

[Loose Canon]

Nice shot John! And on a boardwalk too!

One thing I especially like is that after a quick look I couldn’t see you in it!

Well done!

[Shadowman]

Nice shot John! And on a boardwalk too!

One thing I especially like is that after a quick look I couldn’t see you in it!

Well done!

Thanks Terry.

1939 Zephyr Lincoln.

[Loose Canon]

What's the other one?

[Arlen]

Very well done! The reflections add interest and splashes of color, but for me it's the lines and curves and complementary elements that make it. My favorite part and center of interest is the wheel. Which then flows out to the curves surrounding it and over to the grill, whose pattern is repeated in its shadow and on the glass of the headlight. The long almost straight line above the door and fender is echoed in the lines of the boardwalk. Lots to look at and appreciate.

[Brownbear]

Stunning photo John... I love the focus on the wheel and the reflection.

[Shadowman]

Very well done! The reflections add interest and splashes of color, but for me it's the lines and curves and complementary elements that make it. My favorite part and center of interest is the wheel. Which then flows out to the curves surrounding it and over to the grill, whose pattern is repeated in its shadow and on the glass of the headlight. The long almost straight line above the door and fender is echoed in the lines of the boardwalk. Lots to look at and appreciate.

Thanks for the comments.

[Shadowman]

What's the other one?

1930 Model A

Don't you just hate it when the spectators get in your shots?

f/10, 1/250s, ISO 200

[chauncey]

Good eye...I shoot only reflections at car shows, as they're usually more interesting.

[Shadowman]

Good eye...I shoot only reflections at car shows, as they're usually more interesting.

Thanks Chauncey.

[Loose Canon]

Don't you just hate it when the spectators get in your shots?

Oh...

You mean those two in the foreground are not your subjects????

[Shadowman]

Oh...

You mean those two in the foreground are not your subjects????

I kept saying "shoo, shoo", they must have thought I meant show your shoes.