My '27 as a photo prop

[jmel]

Took some senior photos of my wifes Nephew earlier this year. Just got around to editing them. Spent a few dollars and a bit of time building the car, figured i'd use it for something other than annoying neighbors and scaring old ladies - so i put it to use as a photoprop.

His hair has more of a military inspiration, but throw in some chin pubes and some tats, and i think he might fit in with the rat-rod/traditional crowd. [ddd

On another note...there's no way i looked that young when i was a senior. I swear i looked older than that in middle school. That...or i'm getting old and everybody under 20 looks like a baby.

 

[Snake Farm]

Great shots and cool backdrop! On that last note..........it's probably that last thing you said[ddev

 

[Gregster]

I think you did a good job

 

[rainman]

Very Nice!!!!

 

[Sam_Fear]

Great shots! Background and car look great together. I'm sure you looked just as tough and worldly then as he thinks he is now.

 

[ratdog]

Those are nice shots.

 

[Charley Davidson]

Very good job, also love the car & choice of background [cl

 

[earthman]

Magazine quality and what a cool roadster

 

[Gastrick]

Nice car and photos Mr jmel. Tats are certainly not mandatory. I think I may suffer from the same thing you do. I saw a young policeman directing traffic the other day and thought "Is that kid even old enough to drive"[S

 

[jmel]

Thanks for the comments. I had just started driving the car when i took those. Bet it had only been registered for a couple of weeks at that point.

I love that location. Will definitely be going back for a full blown photoshoot for the car if i ever get time, or when the weather warms up a little bit - whatever comes first.

Been driving around some pretty questionable areas trying to find some good urban area's for a car shoot. Hate pulling out $8K+ worth of camera gear in some of these areas though.

I appreciate the comments.