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    May292011
    DateSunday, May 29, 2011 at 6:39PM | CommentPost a Comment

    its1956

    1956 chevrolet

    yes, yes it is. 1956. says so on the plate.

    this is gary's car. i've only met him a couple of times. he's a funny guy.

    this shot was from the first time i ran into him, where he made some typical remark, when i was shooting the back end of his car and another bel air next to it (not shown, except for the reflection on gary's car) — can't remember the exact phrasing, but i'm sure you can guess how it went. everyone has to make those kind of comments to a girl on her knees shooting up at the tail lights i suppose.

    he happened to have closed the hood for some other photographer, so i went around to the front for this shot, though the back end wasn't bad either. notice i didn't say his back end...

    ran into him again last week, where he mislead me on the ownership of another car and knew about my predilection for closed hoods. they do look better closed, don't you think, gary?

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