In fifty years your today’s Mercedes will still look this brilliant
by HighNooner

Comment by spencerwood:
The duotone hue fits the era well. Just a shame the image wasn't taken from the other side as the barrier in the foreground obscures the car and the gull wing door is open on the otherside and so some of the interior would have been visible. The barrier would have made quite a nice background with its race circuit paint job and would have complemented the cars racing heritage.

In fifty years your today’s Mercedes will still look this brilliant
by HighNooner

Comment by NikonJeb:
Whoa! How'd you get your hands on a Gullwing????? 9 for rarity!!! Oh, great image too, though the guard rail sucks and is what kept me from giving this a 10. Nice lighting and processing.

In fifty years your today’s Mercedes will still look this brilliant
by HighNooner

Comment by surfdabbler:
Pity about that guardrail. Apart from that, this is a nice 'period photo' of the car.

In fifty years your today’s Mercedes will still look this brilliant
by HighNooner

Comment by waou85:
nice ride. The barrier in foreground spoils a look a bit (IMO)

In fifty years your today’s Mercedes will still look this brilliant
by HighNooner

Comment by h2:
light is too harsh, busy background distracts. quite noisy.

In fifty years your today’s Mercedes will still look this brilliant
by HighNooner

Comment by tjmueller:
Wow, what an unbelievable car... Great shoot and a good technical image. There even appears to be a light inside the car. I'm not particular fond of the sepia conversion. Don't mess with the Mercedes silver :) I also may have liked the view more from the front - IMHO 7

In fifty years your today’s Mercedes will still look this brilliant
by HighNooner

Comment by RulerZigzag:
What a gem. One of my top ten favorite cars ever. Sephia was a great choice.

When the Clock Strikes
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Comment by Haneck:
A cool idea, but the point of view is very confusing to me. It makes it look like the whole image is up-side-down, and so it's hard to figure out what's going on at first. Otherwise, this is kind of a neat photo. :)

When the Clock Strikes
by HighNooner

Comment by pwncakesauce:
clever.

When the Clock Strikes
by HighNooner

Comment by ltlmschrisss:
good composition for your concept. it's just not winning me over.