two 1957 Chevrolet cars by Richardphotos
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I was using a 2.8 wide angle lens. the picture is wide but I did not want to to crop
I went to bed at 4:45 am this morning and woke up at at 9 AM. I was taking an old lady to catch a bus that goes to a casino, but the bus did not arrive. found out there was no bus that day. I decided to drive her there. when I left the casino there was a very strong wind along with a thunderstorm. it poured rain until I got back in Texas. it was 68 F when I left and when I arrived in Dallas at 4 AM it was 80 some degrees
Comments (12)
Radar_rad-dude
Beautiful 57s! Magnificent photo! Quite the whirlwind trip you took on the spur of the moment! Did you win big?
RodS Online Now!
Sounds like an interesting day... Very cool photo, Richard!
Jollyself
great shot of the beauties
Kordouane
Beautiful capture
Maxidyne
Back in the 80's as a twenty something I really wanted a 57. Couldn't afford one then as they were expensive over here as were all US cars.
rto3d
great shot, thanks for sharing.
miwi
Crudelitas
The red, or the blue?... I just can not decide. They are both so beautiful! Great photo, Richard!
DukeNukem2005
It's very beautiful and very nice!
STEVIEUKWONDER
Remember these when I was in Singapore!
VDH
Beautiful and interesting shot !!
anahata.c
In my short returns to RR, I always look forward to my sessions in your gallery. This wide angle piece grabbed me the day you posted it: I love the sweep, esp with all the chrome light and dazzle. It's gotta be hard to photograph in these places, 'cause so much gets in the way, and it's such a 'din' to deal with. But this shot makes a big sweep of all the forms; and the lights in the ceiling give great perspective lines to the whole. A big, fun, whooshing shot, and I love it.