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[Frank Petronio]

Landscapes Smazscapes, let's get back on topic:



These really scared me and the owner was even scarier.

[tuco]

Tuco, this is a great shot. I see what appears to be a '39 Packard off to the right. But I think your subject might be a '35 Cord, but I can't really tell. It does have the pontoon fenders and the manifold ports. If I could just see the coffin nose ...

Thanks. I believe it to be a 1937 American Cord 812 Sedan. If you look in at the hubcap reflection, you'll see what looks like a 1928 BMW 327/28 Cabriolet which I wrote down for the frame on this car. I took several pictures and came back and wrote down the car model but apparently recorded the wrong one for that car.

[mdm]

[mdm]

[Kav]

[SamReeves]

Landscapes Smazscapes, let's get back on topic:



These really scared me and the owner was even scarier.

LMAO, I'm feeling quite scared myself.

Miss Wolfpup's aren't as scary, but they are still very cool.

Canon Elan 7, Canon EF 50mm ƒ1.8 lens, Fuji Neopan 400.

[Yardley]

just testing. I wanted to see if I could figure out how to up load an image.. yard

[Yardley]

trying to load a bigger image

[Steve M Hostetter]

just testing. I wanted to see if I could figure out how to up load an image.. yard

the birds and tree , very well seen

[Leigh]

Miss Wolfpup's aren't as scary, but they are still very cool.

Miss Wolfpup definitely wins this argument, hands down (or up, or ???).

- Leigh