Hearse by goodoleboy
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Captured 4/6/16 @ 8:34 am, next to a church, next to a strip mall, about .70 of a mile from home.
The first black hearse I've posted. All previous models were white. I believe this model is a Cadillac, the iconic manufacturer that is really into this stuff.
And, if I keep taking photos of these vehicles, does it mean that I'm REhearsing?
Finally, people are just dying to get a ride in one of these beauties. Unfortunately, it's a one way trip, and expensive.
Comments (7)
ArtistKimberly
CoOoOol, Amazing Work,
Switzart
That last ride you will ever take...
Cyve
Fantastic captures my friend !!!
T.Rex
OK. Who are you hiding back there? Joke aside, these must be quite cheap after the funeral director decides to get a new one - because WHO would want an old hearse? Well, back in 1968 I saw a hearse stop at San Francisco State College and out tumbled some 12 hippie students! What a surprise, and a good laugh! A hippie-mobile! Nice photo of this exclusive form of transportation. Keep up the good work! :-)
npauling
Excellent captures of this flash hearse, we only have black ones here, I have not seen a white one. ☺
MrsRatbag
I rarely see hearses anymore for some reason, maybe 1 or 2 in the last several years. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing... Super captures of this lovely final limo, Harry.
anahata.c
When you first posted this, I was gonna say "bada-bing, bada-boom!" (To your string of hearse jokes.) Who let Henny Youngman out? (I have no puns to add, so yours have the day. I'd heard the last ones, but "re-hearsing" is totally new. Good one! You gotta take these on the road...)
These are beautiful shots, despite the dark subject material. Beautiful light and reflections, and wipe-outs from the intense light (I love how the light half-obliterates the surfaces in spots), all well composed against your back and foregrounds (we expect this from you without thinking), and the top shot could be a different place altogether compared to the bottom two. Very strong light and dark contrasts: These are beautiful shots. I never knew that hearses could be beautiful until I came to your gallery. A fine trio of shots, Harry. It's easy to forget what they're for, when one basks in the shots themselves. (I still can't come up with a pun...I tried, but they're too pitiful to put into print...)