It looks in good nick for a restoration project.
Greg
Old Chevy at Night
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Old Chevy at Night
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- Greg Beetham
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Re: Old Chevy at Night
I like the lighting and the eerie feel with the internal red lighting.
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Re: Old Chevy at Night
Aah, red light... a very nice atmosphere for a young couple... in the car... you know...
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Re: Old Chevy at Night
I think you could get a lot of pics like that now in L.A.! Of course, it would be a one time shot getting the glow just right, until the whole ting was engulfed in flames!
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Re: Old Chevy at Night
Thanks all...
a99, Carl Ziess 24-70mm
a77, Tamron 18-270mm
Fuji Xpro 1, 18mm
Leica M4/M6
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Re: Old Chevy at Night
Thanks Aram.
a99, Carl Ziess 24-70mm
a77, Tamron 18-270mm
Fuji Xpro 1, 18mm
Leica M4/M6
a77, Tamron 18-270mm
Fuji Xpro 1, 18mm
Leica M4/M6
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