Next - last week, Jason wanted to know if we'd like to drive up to Loveland, Colorado for a national classic car show. Mostly, he wanted me to be a pair of eyes and hands for our grandson, but I agreed as long as he'd share his pictures. (OK, having a day with our grandson was enough, but I couldn't make it too easy.) And, for those who've come by on my Friday Field Trips, you know that Jason's going to do more than just take pictures of cars. I hope you enjoy his interpretation. And how many of these do you recognize? Or remember? Did you own any of them?
Wow, great photos. I am a sucker for classic cars. We have a classic car cruise in every Labor Day weekend and I took pictures for the online magazine I used to run. Nothing as great as these shots, though.
ReplyDeleteBrings back memories of old times
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Maryann -- the benefits of a photographer in the family.
ReplyDeleteDad - hello, and fancy seeing you here. I looked for a red 1947 Pontiac convertible, but couldn't find one.
That's my kind of eye candy! lol
ReplyDeleteThe next question I have is...What's it do in the quarter mile? Which stems from the fact that hubs drag races. And, yes, I have driven down the track. ;)
Darah - don't know about these cars, but the little remote car drag race I did with my grandson, we managed to get his car down the track in 5.9 seconds.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are wonderful - looks like you had a great day, weather wise, too!
ReplyDeleteKaren, the weather couldn't have been better.
ReplyDeleteI love the perspective on the pictures. Drag racing sounds like fun!
ReplyDeleteWynter, most people there probably saw cars. Jason sees art.
ReplyDeleteWOW - gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteAll of these cars are beautiful, but for me, that red and glossy Pontiac Firebird is the winner! Though you only took a sneak peek of the car, its sophisticated essence reveals itself effortlessly. :’>
ReplyDelete- Kerstin