Corvette Pan Out

At the request of Mirela of Zagreb Daily Photo, I'm posting a broader photo of Thursday's Corvette Stingray. This unfortunately is the biggest photo I have of the Corvette.

Corvette Stingray

Hopefully a Corvette Guru can leave a comment on the year of this Stingray, I'm unsure by what's available in the photo. I captured this from the 2006 Car Craft Summer Nationals held at the State Fair Grounds. The candy apple red with the pearl coat gave the fender a really awesome look.

High Rise

An swc contribution photo today. Having the two hot air balloons in the frame, each with iconic symbols of our country, has quite a message.

1952 White Truck

This truck caught my eye during the city of Afton 4th of July parade, it's a 1952 White Truck. I did a bit of research and originally I thought it was a 1948, though I overlooked the license plate of this truck that had "1952" written on it. So I'm going with 1952. I really don't know much about White trucks. I didn't spend too much searching, but I kept going back to a lot of antique websites that had some info on them.

Custom Made Hotrod

It's quite a neat looking design for this custom made vehicle. Maybe it's the wheels standing out so much. They have red rims, outrageous white wall tires, plus they are on the outside of the car versus inside a wheel well. I'm curious what it will look like once it does get a paint job.

El Camino

I spotting this El Camino in Cottage Grove. It'd been a while since I had seen one, or at least one that wasn't in a car show. So to see it sitting in a parking lot after a local sporting event was surprising.

Don't Ask Me, I Don't Know

Ummm, yeah....this is photogenic right? A half eaten semi cab. It was just screaming at me to take it's picture. I had to oblige with at least one photo for you. I found this creative semi cab on a very unbeaten path in Cottage Grove. The road was so untraveled, there was no tar, only gravel. Finding a gravel road in Cottage Grove is fairly tough these days.

This Ain't The Cash Cab

I took several photos of this cab, I tried to compensate for the glare off the window, but I couldn't get a clean shot. Is this a situation where a polarizing filter would have worked better to get rid of the glare or did I need to have the lighting different?