My Chevelle

I got my chevelle back from the shop 2 weeks ago, so I have been out both weekends taking pictures of it. The lighting isnt the greatest since I had to wait until it warmed up in the afternoon to take it out (I don't have heat in it right now).

C+C?

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Beautiful car. Just add some pop to the last one, do a little cropping at the top left and you have a nice shot. What's under the hood?

Mike McCusker wrote in post #4799288
Beautiful car. Just add some pop to the last one, do a little cropping at the top left and you have a nice shot. What's under the hood?

Thanks. Right now, just a 350.

I like the B&W looks like it could be a promotional ad for the chevelle right out of 1970
Its too bad the top of the sign got cut off

My word that is one Minty ride! Looks like it just rolled off the lot!
Very nice work.
talk to us about the powerplant
inquiring gear heads want to know

Wow very nice car, and great pics aswell!

ACEHOLE wrote in post #4799410
I like the B&W looks like it could be a promotional ad for the chevelle right out of 1970
Its too bad the top of the sign got cut off

^2nd

The bw photo looks great, the location and the effect of the bw suits the car. If you every get the chance, try going back to that location (the bw one) and do a whole series thier in bw.

Sweet. Reminds me of the '69 I once had. . .

Sweet ride, congrats on getting her back. Cant wait to see more.

Very nice ride! I had one a loooong time ago. Mine had door handles

Well, that was my thought, too.

Generally good shots, but wait a little longer next time 'cause dark cars ROCK in the right light: A "GREAT car": '69 Plymouth Road Runner 440

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I love shot number 4, total old school all around.

I think you've picked some excellent locations...go back at sunrise or sunset and take the shots again with longer exposure get some more color on that beautiful broad side!