wacky or arty 356 photo thread

[Barry Wolk]

"Rear Engine Reflection"

Picture of my shortened Corvair dunebuggy I built as a yute. Overlay picture is of our current rear-engine beauty.



Casey's current works on display at an east coast gallery.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/artbycasey/

[Guest]

[Chris Cushing]

[Herrick Griffin]

Took a picture of my car yesterday with my iPhone. I think the poor picture quality makes it look like a 30 year old photograph.


*bumper is off to fix a tiny kink

[david siebert]

[Betty Gillis]

Took these shots in my back paddock. The 356 is the only thing on the place older than my old horse (he's 30+)





And a more artsy shot.



And one more.

[Barry Wolk]

Beautiful composition.

[Betty Gillis]

Thank you

[Jim Breazeale]

California Fields, Summer of 2010

[FREDRICH GLOCKLER]

Jim,
Looks like some dink is 'farming' 356's....

[Kai Schilders]

Beautiful:



Too bad the top right is so (too) dark, but still..

Thanks for sharing!

[Mike Ruddy]

Too bad the top right is so/too dark

I presume this is a troll comment designed to garner a reaction.

Post up some of your photo`s Mr Schilders and lets see how qualified you are to rubbish others efforts.

There`s your reaction.

Betty, I`m really taken with your photographs. Artistically they capture something very special... Technically, well technically, the gradation is just right, the lighting superb. Shooting at right angles to the sun gives these beautiful dark skies, allowing cloud detail like this. Prehaps you used a polarising filter, prehaps not... either way, good call.

Oh, and the car looks beautiful.

Regards, Mike.

Regards, Mike.

[Jim Phillips]

Here's something you don't see every day.....imagine the how it would smell wet!

[moT Megan]

Here's something you don't see every day.....imagine the how it would smell wet!

Well, no one is going to criticize HIS panel gaps!

[Jim Phillips]

a couple more interesting shots....