Jaguar, Type C.

[elansprint72]

The art of the engineer.

[stuny]

Pete -

Really lovely, and your light set's it off so well. I was thinking of buying one for road use in around 1966 (affordable!). Would have been fun when it ran, but would have been a shame to subject it to that kind of treatment.

[elansprint72]

Stuart,
If only......... easily over a million dollars now.
Thanks for commenting; looks like I'm playing to a minority crowd here.

[stuny]

Pete -

I'm frequently mystified by how some fine photos receive little or no comment, and others that are very seriously flawed receive many comments, none of which address the flaws. Most recently in the former category, my two photos in the People section titled Modern Dining (http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-...-2-images.html) received no comments. Perhaps end of school year activities, weddings and summer holidays have significantly reduced our ranks.

[elansprint72]

I know of one member (who no longer posts) who used to PM his circle of cronies asking them to comment on his (usually crap) snaps.
With the high number of posts these days shots quickly fall off the first screen and sometimes gems disappear. I know that there are a couple of members who from time to time trawl through the low-scorers and give them a second chance.

Thanks again.

[azzo]

"..., looks like I'm playing to a minority crowd here."

Pete,

Sorry .

This is a lovely and well controlled shot.

[Artichoke]

of a classic
love the carburettors & the maniford
BW works perfectly
you nailed the angle & have the light working perfectly here
beautifully rendered photograph of a classic bit of engineering

[elansprint72]

Thanks guys.