Posts Tagged ‘Antiques’
Week’s Work
Over the past couple of weeks a took a couple hundred photos, but didn’t have much time to work with them, post-processing and so on. Next week proves to just as busy, I can’t seem to breath Monday thru Friday. Living for the weekends here! I’m in one of those situations where I can’t relax. I have a pile of books I want to read, but I can’t relax enough to read even five pages. I have three high-profile projects, and I have to keep my wits about me. I wish I could retire, but that’s just not in the cards right now.
Fishing - Lake Eustis
Night Sky
Top Drawer - College Park
California Special
Woof Vroom Vroom
Fat Fender
Love Green
Saw a clutch of Model A’s corralled at a local buffet joint today. Took the opportunity to snap a few photos. I have a thing for green. I love green ties, but its difficult to get them to work correctly with average trad duds. I don’t like olive green, but I do love lime green, and Kelly green. Anyway, as you can see I got the green in this spare tire. Oh, I guess you can see my freekin’ bald head in this one too. Maybe I should paint it green!
June – gone by so fast
A view of the past month.
Two Princesses
Blue is my favorite color
Links
Gentlemens Specialty
Color of Summer
Magic Gone
Celebrate the Flag
Resort
Beer Buds - I don't know what this picture is suppose to be saying - Antique shop
Tall Vodka and Tonic
My TR6
Austin Healey 3000
Friday purchase
1934 Cadillac LaSalle – Puttin on the Ritz
This car was just a beauty. So elegant. When converted to black and white, it looks like this stunner put on a tuxedo and was ready to be “puttin on the Ritz”
1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk
This Golden Hawk was in terrific shape. Beautifully restored (I think). For me its hard to determine if some of the car went through major restoration – some of them looked as though they just rolled off the retro assembly line. Enjoy.
03/16/2008 – I’m adding another pic of this Studebaker.
Sorrentolens 