This is one strange car.
It started out as an FB Holden. Which is the Australian built car loosley styled off the 57 chevvy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holden_FB
I suppose it has been 'chopped', melding 5 cars into one.
I'm with Rich - that's a bizarre car. I'm not sure why anyone would want to make it look like this but I will say that the modification looks professionally done, if ill-advised.
Occasionally I look around the house or yard for a photo subject that is NOT a bird, flower, or sunrise/sunset.
1) Taken New Year's Eve: an old denim shirt destined to become a paint rag> I draped it over the back of a chair. The textures, values, colors, and sorta abstract look interested me...
2) Mornings here have been cold and foggy and sometimes these conditions lasted for most of the day. The light that results from this sort of overcast sky can be flattering to botanical subjects, and I sought a suitable subject that was NOT a flower. Green is my favorite color,,, so why not this shot of a plant growing under our roof eave?
I'm working on one or two more.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
Nikon D7500 with Nikkor 18-300 mm; PSE2021, PSCS5 Ny Flickr Albums
Wow, those are all great photos, guys.
The tailspin is sort of a work of art. It is interesting, eye-catching, colorful, unique and skillfully manufactured. Wow, what a car.
Peter, I also very much like your first reflective photo of the ducks on the log. Good job, Peter.
Dave,
Who would have thunk it ? — those jeans would still serve a purpose. Dave has a good eye and expert lighting, composition, focus, and texture. The green leaves shot is also excellent. I love how the leaves in the background are so dark, and the diagonal composition also makes this a winner.