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27 Comments on (not so) Speechless Sunday...
Good morning Michael,
Your photos are stunning..they capture the care and love the owners have bestowed on these antique treasures!
Michael, they just don't make cars like the good old days. Today all the cars seem to look alike. Thanks, good photos.
Good Morning Michael!
Will our cars of today ever look that good in the future? They don't right now!
Make this a great Sunday,
Paul
Hi Michael, Great shots of great classics. Enjoyed sharing the love and appreciation for the real beauty in this machines for motion.
Michael...
Awesome pics, as usual. I especially like the reflection shot.
Lots of car shows going on around here too...love old cars...so classic and cool...great shots as always!
Michael, I love that your camera is always ready! And the rear-view shot photo (and new idea:)
Just like the old victorian homes, the colors of the past are works of art unto themselves.
I've read your last bunch of posts, and love your inspection of the day series. I bet you see a lot!
Having helped build several thousand autos I have a real appreciation of the beauty and craftsmanship that went into these classics. A lot of blood sweat and tears went into making in those beauties.
Michael - you and William had pretty much the same idea - Classics! I really enjoyed these photos - beautiful!
Debi
Absolutely great photos Michael. Nothing better than a classic. Have a great week.
Eldon
Michael, I always marvel at the work these owners put into making their cars ready for show. They are picture worthy and you do them proud.
Hi Michael:
WOW...what a beauty!
I enjoy car shows also...
Hi Michael:
WOW...what a beauty!
I enjoy car shows also...
Michael,
Those antique cars are, for sure, a sight to behold.
Michael, now that spring is here I am sure we will be seeing more and more antique car shows. I love old cars, they have so much more character than our modern ones.
Awesome! Back in those days a name stood out. These automobiles all look alike.
I like the big rounded fenders and all of the chrome of the classics. They have a lot more character than today's models.
It's that time of year, and Brentwood seems to be full of classic cars and the people who love to show them. You are a likely candidate for one of these projects.
Michael, was this at the Tennessee Baptist Childrens' Home? They usually have a car show in the spring. I usually volunteer for it but might have missed the notice this year.
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