I  re-evaluated the images I to0k last time at Derelict Donuts gathering.  The blog I posted was titled "It was mostly a Black and White Day. It was a  good example of how our view of the world is colored differently day to day by stuff (yes, pun intended),  This time through the images, I purposely looked for color, and that's todays subject.

Here's a metallic, lime-green barracuda with matching valve colors under the hood.

Then I came across a car with headers which, over time, changed color from the high heat of the exhaust.

The Chevy SS in this next image is painted a bright, loud, fire-engine red.  It didn't appeal to me so I changed its color to black and brought out the reflections of the car parked next to  it.  I know ... its cheating but its fun to be the master of your own destiny.

Up next is another Barracuda.  Its newer than the first with red-painted engine-well and this very cool air-intake. 

During the shoot, I had to visit the "facilities" at the Mobil station next door.  Something about the design of these oil cans  (Well, they used to be cans) caught my eye.  Click:

Just think about the effort that someone(s) expended designing those bottles!  

I also reworked my favorite image of the yellow hood from the earlier blog.  Using Photoshop, I pulled out all the stops and ended up with this:

The color was there from the beginning.  I just wasn't looking very hard!

Bye for now,

Adam

Oh, by the way, did you notice the role the black and white colors played in highlighting the other colors in these images?