Found some interesting (artsy) photos

I say 'artsy' in the title because I thought that the photos were somehow a bit Gotham City-esque. The the photographer apparently makes no appologies for making his scenes look and feel staged. I like the photos, I like the car. The composition is interesting, although the angles and the subject make me feel a bit voyueristic.

All in all, I thought others might enjoy seeing them, but I don't think I'll rush to make a purchase of my own.

Let me know what you think...

http://www.drivebackintime.com/galleries/studebaker/1.html

[Dick Steinkamp]

I think Mr. Biggs must have loaned his wagon for a photo shoot .

BTW, that's the TransAmerica Pyramid in San Francisco in the background.

[Dick Steinkamp]

I think Mr. Biggs must have loaned his wagon for a photo shoot .

BTW, that's the TransAmerica Pyramid in San Francisco in the background.

[kromer891]

The artist is Russian. His Bio says that he does extensive research before planning a shoot. It went on to explain that he was comissioned by some sort of Art Deco Society in Los Angeles.

Notice the surf boards on top of the car. I don't really place Studebaker in the middle of the West Coast surfing scene, but hey, the artist does "extensive research"...

[kromer891]

The artist is Russian. His Bio says that he does extensive research before planning a shoot. It went on to explain that he was comissioned by some sort of Art Deco Society in Los Angeles.

Notice the surf boards on top of the car. I don't really place Studebaker in the middle of the West Coast surfing scene, but hey, the artist does "extensive research"...

[Dick Steinkamp]

quote:Originally posted by kromer891
I don't really place Studebaker in the middle of the West Coast surfing scene

I dunno 'bout that. Here's Mr. Biggs loaded up and headed for the nearest point break. I could hear him yelling "South swell, dude", as that Provincial roared out of sight.

[Dick Steinkamp]

quote:Originally posted by kromer891
I don't really place Studebaker in the middle of the West Coast surfing scene

I dunno 'bout that. Here's Mr. Biggs loaded up and headed for the nearest point break. I could hear him yelling "South swell, dude", as that Provincial roared out of sight.

[StudeDave57]

I've never seen that wagon before~ how very interesting...

StudeDave [8D]
V/P San Diego County SDC
San Diego, Ca

'54 Commander 4dr 'Ruby'
'57 Parkview (it's a 2dr wagon...) 'Betsy'
'57 Commander 2dr 'Baby'
'57 Champion 2dr 'Jewel'
'58 Packard sedan 'Cleo'
'65 Cruiser 'Sweet Pea'

[StudeDave57]

I've never seen that wagon before~ how very interesting...

StudeDave [8D]
V/P San Diego County SDC
San Diego, Ca

'54 Commander 4dr 'Ruby'
'57 Parkview (it's a 2dr wagon...) 'Betsy'
'57 Commander 2dr 'Baby'
'57 Champion 2dr 'Jewel'
'58 Packard sedan 'Cleo'
'65 Cruiser 'Sweet Pea'

[8E45E]

[quote]Originally posted by StudeDave57

I've never seen that wagon before~ how very interesting...

That's Anita's wagon!!! I can tell from the lack of windshield chrome. It the photo was in color, it would be a dead giveaway

Craig

[8E45E]

[quote]Originally posted by StudeDave57

I've never seen that wagon before~ how very interesting...

That's Anita's wagon!!! I can tell from the lack of windshield chrome. It the photo was in color, it would be a dead giveaway

Craig

[raprice]

Nice photo work, nice composition. It works for me. The car and models are well placed.
When taking photos, we should always try to have the photo tell a story to the viewer. In this case, the photographer succeeded.
The car looks terrific and makes the photo a period piece.
OK, I'll get off my soap box now.
Rog

'59 Lark VI Regal Hardtop

[raprice]

Nice photo work, nice composition. It works for me. The car and models are well placed.
When taking photos, we should always try to have the photo tell a story to the viewer. In this case, the photographer succeeded.
The car looks terrific and makes the photo a period piece.
OK, I'll get off my soap box now.
Rog

'59 Lark VI Regal Hardtop

[rockne10]

It's anachronistic and, at the same time, Bergmanesque.

Successful? Yes.

For my walls? No.

[rockne10]

It's anachronistic and, at the same time, Bergmanesque.

Successful? Yes.

For my walls? No.