1936 Chevy by kenmo

Photography • Transportation • posted on Jul 09, 2006

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Comments (16)

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i-popba

12:34PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

Wowww.!! wonderful shot my friend...cool colors and composition..!!

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Richardphotos

12:39PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

awesome flame job and capture. I remember 38's because a friend had a convertible chevy. custommizers make them look far better than when they were new

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jocko500

12:43PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

real cool paint job on this and love the eyes on it. You place the shot just right

DeviousMoose

12:58PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

Just goes to show you dont need the whole car to make it a work of art! Great capture & "eye" for how you made this image.

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2Loose2Trek

2:43PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

Beautiful shot ... I love how you've accentuated the flames. Well done!

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coaster1robert

3:47PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

Nice paint Job ken,Nice shot!

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cornelp

7:53PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

One to go please. Spick and span, and shine it all over. lol. Very nice shot, I love those babies, just spectacular.

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Dynazty

7:58PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

beautiful colors and detail.....=]

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jif3d

8:14PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

Another classic Ken, these slick lines really make the modern cars look CRAP ! fine capture Cheers

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bclaytonphoto

9:07PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

sweet lines on the car...

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kimariehere

3:22AM | Mon, 10 July 2006

stunning colors and paint job so beautifully capture!! EXCELLENT !!! OUTSTANDING SHOT!

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tallpindo

4:37AM | Mon, 10 July 2006

This kind of tutone is very British in it's dollops. Rather than use an accent ridge adorned with a chrome strip as the demarcation of collors or even feathering it as in panel painting with an airbrush, it has that rich contrast in a honey-like with just a hint of pinstripe as seen on Jaguar, Daimler and even more esoteric saloons. They of course went to the gray with black or some equally dramatic formalism of somber and this barely bleeds. More Restoration than Reformation.

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