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Langhorne Slim at Antone's, Austin, TX.

Hands full with a child and 2 dogs..

Through an old hotel window:

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GlimmerMan wrote in post #19455393
Through an old hotel window:

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Excellent!

garryknight wrote in post #19455589
Excellent!

Thank you sir!

She looked up and away after she saw me. I felt so guilty; Street photography is not my comfort zone, not at all.

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GlimmerMan wrote in post #19455973
She looked up and away after she saw me. I felt so guilty; Street photography is not my comfort zone, not at all.

I recognise that look from having done a lot of street shooting. She's not unhappy that you took a photo.

GlimmerMan wrote in post #19455973
She looked up and away after she saw me. I felt so guilty; Street photography is not my comfort zone, not at all.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2o5E​rYd (2022-1208)-Florence-City2-0154 by S. Nobody, on Flickr

Just recently started trying it myself man, and I agree. It's a bit uncomfortable at first, but nice one nonetheless.

garryknight wrote in post #19456093
I recognise that look from having done a lot of street shooting. She's not unhappy that you took a photo.

Good to know. Thanks,

ndcisiv wrote in post #19456152
Just recently started trying it myself man, and I agree. It's a bit uncomfortable at first, but nice one nonetheless.

Thanks mate, appreciate it. Lot harder for me to organize a street scene as opposed to a building or landscape. And I miss so many shots. Still, fun stuff. Cheers,

This is what unhappy looks like... I was asked to leave the area shortly after this..

AginKajun wrote in post #19456177
This is what unhappy looks like... I was asked to leave the area shortly after this..

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Ha ha. Not a welcoming look, indeed.

Douglas Conway wrote in post #19453132
What are you doing to it?

Cobra has an independent rear suspension instead of a straight axle. I did a lot of open track events with it. They are installing a polished and cryo-treated 410 ring and pinion gear in a Detroit locker. They are also installing Drive Shaft Shop half shafts rated for 1200 foot pounds of torque on each side.
That is a 10th Anniversary Edition SVT Cobra Mustang. Ported blower, larger pulley, Basani exhaust system from mid-length headers all the way back. 480 rear wheel horse power, and 570 foot pounds of torque. On "The 1320" it is an eleven second car. At Road Atlanta, I always hit the speed limiter on the back straight at 155mph. The car is a beast. The photo was taken in 2006.

Sold it to a friend in 2010. Gone, but not forgotten.

Engine shot ... just because