One of the great things about heading out with your camera is finding the unexpected. I was hiking by a river, scouting for another project, when I stumbled upon this abandoned Plymouth Belvedere. I think it is a 1954 Belvedere, but not certain of that. It is quite well preserved, considering it had been sitting here for uncounted years. The doors were locked, windows shut. I’ll be following up with a revisit to this beautiful old car.
Wow, what a stunning visual! I felt as if the car were looking back at me when I first entered your site.
I like your use of white space, letting the viewer clearly see and focus on your art. I also admire your restraint when writing about the locales of the photographs. It allows the photographs to tell the viewer the story.
Your site is clean and uncluttered. It appears as though your site has been active for quite a while, so I wonder how much, if any, change occurred since taking the blogging class.
I am interested in hearing what happens with the car. Keep up the good work!
Comment by Angela — 05/17/2010 @ 2:30 pm