Granddaddy
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
The high key works beautifully here.

Unemployed
by Runzamukk

Comment:
Since no one really noted this in comments, I wanted to point out that it looks like you are backfocusing.

The bricks about a meter behind the guys are in focus, as is the parking meter and the fender, while the face of the fellow on the left is very soft. Try shooting down a brick wall or a measuring tape to see where your focal depth is. It could be a one time thing or an issue that will mess up a lot of good shots.

Tranquility
by IreneM

Comment:

Originally posted by Art Roflmao:

My stamp isn't in from the printers, but another lovely delicate water shot, well done

Vintage Tail lights
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
nice clean well saturated image. ought to ribbon.

We call him Kermit
by gr33nphoto

Comment:
Very nice, maybe a bit light on the car to background ratio, but what you have is very nice, top ten.

1911 Stanley Steamer Roadster, the essence
by hahn23

Comment:
Great shot but the framing puzzles me, why not show the rest of this lovely car?

1948 Pontiac Silver Streak Coupe
by nutzito

Comment:
I usually like to praise a bit and point out a few flaws, but I can't find any flaws here, lovely compelling image, my pick for the blue.

Old Timer
by JulietNN

Comment:
well framed, and the bullet holes are a great touch.

Rust in Peace
by hihosilver

Comment:
Nice textural study

Pick 'em Up Truck
by Hipychik

Comment:
Nice context shot, but I'm not sure why the antenna was important enough to chase all the way up, the house, The truck, the tree and the barn tell the story. The antenna and the mailbox just get in the way.