NON MOVING "CAR PORTRAITS" LETS SEE YOUR BEST!

Car show last year .

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^ Wow!

Packard S8's 1931

Saw this at a parking lot in Vilseck, Germany. I think it's nicely done.

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Celestron wrote in post #17116743
Car show last year .

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The car on the left looks to be a 1953 Corvette? Very rare indeed.

Ballen Photo wrote in post #17123816
The car on the left looks to be a 1953 Corvette? Very rare indeed.

Right you are . 53' , 63' and 83' vettes all owned by the same person .

Celestron wrote in post #17124253
Right you are . 53' , 63' and 83' vettes all owned by the same person .

That is one of the few early Corvettes I have not had the pleasure of viewing in person. Thanks for sharing.

PS, that 63 with the split rear window that we can't see is pretty rare in it's own right, so the owner has two of the very rarest Corvettes?
PS to the PS, I remember when the 63 sold brand new for around $3000. cash. Of course that was a lot of money in 63.

Did a real quick shoot of a friend's Mustang GT. Used a speedlite in brolly box at front of car and another speedlite in bounce umbrella to camera right. Will be reshooting when I get the chance. My new Einstein just showed up so I will have more power for some other options.

At famous architectural parking garage in Miami Beach, called 11 11 or 1111 Lincoln Road. No walls, all open space.

6D + TS-E 17 w/Fotodiox kit & 155mm slim CPL

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Ballen Photo wrote in post #17124429
PS, that 63 with the split rear window that we can't see is pretty rare in it's own right, so the owner has two of the very rarest Corvettes?
PS to the PS, I remember when the 63 sold brand new for around $3000. cash. Of course that was a lot of money in 63.

Your welcome . That 63' was a beautiful car . I've not seen it again since I took the picture . The 63' was a car of my dreams ! I saw a red one once before that I never got a chance to photograph , that car was gorgeous ! 63' - 67 Corvettes were pretty much the same then the 68' came out totally changed .