~ 32 ~ by EngleWolf

Photography • Transportation • posted on Sep 01, 2005

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A 32 Ford coupe from this past weekend's car show. Take care, ~Joe~

Comments (13)

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psion005

9:16AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

Excellent image Joe, your postwork is on the money. I love the aged effect VOTE

RJC

9:30AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

Great commercial quality shot. Great post work. V

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kenmo

9:32AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

WOW...I love the b&w presentation of this fine car...looks like a 1960's photograph from Hot Rod or Car Craft magazine...V

pimbotin

9:37AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

Magnificent work! Perfect shot and postwork... (didn't know they made this kind of filter, I like it!!)

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Primal

10:50AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

Cool ride!and an excellent shot!

DeviousMoose

11:18AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

I like your effects that you used here (needless to say....). The toning, the glow, and especially the overlaid effects! Like a Photo from that time period. Excellent Work!

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devineydesignsllc

11:58AM | Thu, 01 September 2005

beautiful car and texture,hope it don't use to much gas,at these prices.excellent!thankyou.

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SophiaDeer

2:03PM | Thu, 01 September 2005

What a beautiful photograph of this vintage car. Very impressive! I like the old photo style.

cynlee

2:40PM | Thu, 01 September 2005

oh yeaaaaaaaaaaaah!! super pw in this making it look like a silent still... eyecatching!! :]

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Digimon

3:17PM | Thu, 01 September 2005

Excellent wheels!! And the postwork is cool! looks like old scratchy film! Most excellent dude!!!

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firestorm

12:12AM | Fri, 02 September 2005

nicely captured and postworked :)

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tallpindo

7:58AM | Fri, 02 September 2005

I'd make my comment about the narrowed rear end and how it sets the wide tires just right. I had the priviledge of living in California in the 60/70's and having Henry's Axles shorten an input shaft for me. Wandering around innovators and legends keeps the craft alive.

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