1960 Flaming Merc by Hidinthesierras
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Hey guys! I finally got some time to post, this is the first full day I have had off in a while, and am throughly enjoying it! LOL! This is one of the cars shots I took at last years classic car show, I did some stuff to it, what do ya think, I think I kinda like the POV!
I do want to thank all of you who viewed and commented on my last post, I greatly appreciate it, and am glad that you enjoyed my cool rainbow! 8-)
Comments (10)
jocko500
I love flames on a car. You did a super job here
amorales
Great presentation of a cool car.
abandonedgalaxie
Hiya Chip! You KNEW I liked this one,milady! COOL!
Richardphotos
I love it Janice. it must be a 49' Merc.when I seen your post, I realized I forgot to go to a custom car show today from 5-9.oh well, better not be in the heat. the mercs of this vintage has a mystique about them, maybe because of being in so many movies.you done an excellent pov
bentchick
Oh, if I had money....tell you what I'd do..... go downtown.... buy a Mercury or two..... crazy 'bout a Mercury....yeah I'm crazy 'bout a Mercury!!! Love this Janice!!!!!!!!!! Love the perspective!!!!!!! Postwork is right on too!!!
Zacko
Mercury....hmmm....was that the car ZZTop had? They were the first thing i thought of when viewing this one....the second thing was that i then got reminded to shave today, lol. LMAO @ Kim! Awesome POV Janice! Have a great day! #:O)
DELMUR
Good compo : dynamic and colored!!
sharky_
Like the angle you took of this flaming car. Excellent. Aloha
nongo
Superb POV!!!!!!! Excellent postwork!!! Glad you finally got to the car show too!!!!!
PhotoSmith
The POV is great - love the "flames" coming back at you, and it also enhances the "low-rider" effect. Blacking out the background was just the right finishing touch!