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So I went to this very large auto show at the local county fairgrounds. The following shots are the ones I thought looked best in black & white.

1. Burgundy Beauty
Burgundy Beauty.webp


Honkey Tonk Saloon
Honkey Tonk Saloon.webp


Pebble Beach
Pebble Beach.webp


Car under a tree
Car under trees.webp


Old Ford Streetrod
Old Ford Streetrod.webp


Motorcycle fairing artwork
Motorcycle artwork.webp
 
So I went to this very large auto show at the local county fairgrounds. The following shots are the ones I thought looked best in black & white.

1. Burgundy Beauty
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Honkey Tonk Saloon
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Pebble Beach
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Car under a tree
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Old Ford Streetrod
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Motorcycle fairing artwork
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Excellent. Good black-and-white conversions. I wish the car shows I go to had so much space around the cars...
 
I like them in black and white. It would be cool to ride the old ford streetrod. That is a stylish car! What was the original color?
 
Not what I'd expect at a car show but that motorbike fairing is incredible. All six are excellent captures.
 
LOVE 'em! The grail is keeping gawkers out of the shot--the reason why I often go for details over whole car shots already available widely. Rolling masterpieces of industrial design!
 
Excellent. Good black-and-white conversions. I wish the car shows I go to had so much space around the cars...
Thank you! Appreciate that. I know what you mean about the space between cars. These shots were kind of the exception to be honest as most were not so isolated. I took many, many shots and ended up with these.
 
I like them in black and white. It would be cool to ride the old ford streetrod. That is a stylish car! What was the original color?
I agree, B&W seems the way to go with shots like these. It was eye-poppingly bright yellow. Had to tone it down a bit for this shot.
 

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