Park Classics

On a rainy day in the park, some locals put on a fine display...


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Was it worth getting wet for?

Nigel

I go to quite a few of these sort of events and they are tricky places to get decent shots with uncluttered backgrounds (unless that is what you are shooting!), so I often concentrate on the details like you have here. The E Type shot is the standout one for me as there is nothing to date it to the present and the subtle sepia affect suits the subject well. The only thing I may have done was rotated it a few degrees clockwise or cropped the LH and RH sides to tweak the composition, just to leave the triangular piece of grass in the bottom right, and bring the back edge of the rear window closer to the edge of the frame. That's just me though

Thank you, yes it is quite difficult to isolate a whole car, so have many detail shots to go through. Tried rotating and cropping, but couldn't quite make it work with the confines of the original image.

I like the perspective in the last image, shame about the guy on the right.

I love number 5, great perspective and good b+w treatment.