not bad at all... custom T Bird heading to Mecum auction

 

https://www.mecum.com/lots/1151495/1963-ford-thunderbird-custom-roadster/

seen on tonight's walk

 

been there since around 2012

odd scooter three wheeler

today's stalker cat looks too bad tempered to mess around chasing anything

heck of a garage duo

I could spend hours in this farm's abandoned car area just taking patina photos

See what I mean? Anyway, these are all screen grabs from a video, which is in this post at the end

the narrator and his friends are so annoying I recommend that you turn the sound all the way off. Trust me. You don't want to hear him for the 100th time say how he knows nothing about cars, or "look at  this" for the thousandth time.  Put some music on you like, instead

a couple examples of outstanding high school senior photos, one of the specialty photography genres, others are sport, wedding, etc. These are NOT easy to be good at, and Michael Switzer demonstrates through these examples how to get it right

 

if you recall the majority of senior class photos are the one arm and head in the photo, elbow bent to bring the hand with the class ring to the face, slight smile directed off camera... typical, but boring. 

These are very cool instead, the color scheme of each is well done. That school bus photo is really cool because it's anchoring the moment in a school setting of time and place, but one no one else thought to use, while making it the background, and minor part while the student is the focus and majority of the photo. Damn hard to get the school bus yellow to not overpower the photo too. Great time lapse on the Mustang photo to get the bypassing brake light to stream through

https://www.switzerdesign.com/

found around the neighborhood on the walk tonight

It's been a long time since I've seen a mid to late 70s Camaro being driven

LTD with a 390

64 T bird that they hadn't tried very hard to sell... it's sitting in this carport in an alley. They are keeping it registered though

Which can't be said for this Mercury Mountaineer, that hasn't been registered in 6 years

really uncommon to see a mid 70s Mercury Comet

strange choice for factory stock rims... not even aluminum

Wagoneer? Or some big Jeep

74 Mustang I think... the 73 and newer are ugly, I never paid much attention to them, and then that small little Charlies Angel Mustang happened in about 76 or 77

and then I spotted this poor neglected Triumph that has been neglected, with the top down, just rusting away

This little sports car must have been someone's pride and joy when they bought it new and brought it home from the dealership