We went to a car show on the weekend. It was the Mustang car club but there were other cars there too. We went because we were trying to find reflections for our camera club challenge. I enjoyed looking at the beautiful cars but I also liked people watching. You get some interesting characters at these shows.
The mustangs are all yawning
There were rows and rows of pretty coloured, shiny cars. Many had signs saying, "Look with your eyes. Do not touch!"
There were classic old cars as well. I loved this one with the picnic rug and basket.
I wasn't sure what to make of this.
I used to have a car like that but I didn't ever dress like that.
Older car enthusiasts seem to have a uniform of black shirts, hats and white hair and beards.
One of the reflection shots that I got.
I don't know what this guy thought when I was taking a photo through his legs. He was the owner of the car chatting to a bystander. When he saw me he politely moved so I could see his car. Little did he know.
The Morris Minor, Estate I think, is I think known as a woody. I remember Mustangs from the 60s and 70s and while extremely powerful, they were not very nice to drive.
ReplyDeleteHa,ha, he must have thought, silly old woman photographing my legs!!
ReplyDeleteHello, cool cars. The reflection shot is great. Funny story. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteNothing like the beauty of an old classic. Great people shots too Diane. Great post!
ReplyDeleteI remember the Morris Minor Estate wagon in Southern Rhodesia. I love the idea of a picnic hamper at the scene. I love the reflection photo. I wondered whose legs those were!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't stop laughing at you taking a photo between his legs.
ReplyDeleteIt is a Morris Minor Traveller, we sold ours when we left South Africa, I loved it to bits. We completely restored it with all new wood.
ReplyDeleteLove the reflection shot LOL. Take care t'other Diane
"I used to have a car like that but I didn't ever dress like that." ha ha ha.. Love the humor..
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We used to have a Morris Traveller exactly like the one in the third photo. It was so old that moss grew on the woodwork! Happy days.
ReplyDeleteYou got wonderful shots of both the cars and the people. I really like your reflection shots.
ReplyDeleteNo touching hey Diane, can't get fingerprints on those shiny cars, your last shot and comments made me smile a lot 😀
ReplyDeleteI had a small Fiat 600 and I DRESSED like that, lol !
ReplyDeleteWhat nice cars! I liked that one with the picnic too. Nice reflection
ReplyDeleteCar shows are always fun to see the cars wonderfully restores, but I agree that watching the car owners is just as much fun.
ReplyDeletehad to laugh at that last picture imagining what they guy was thinking (maybe he moved for some other reason than politeness, LOL)..... lovely reflection pictures all around and I agree about seeing different characters at events like that!
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