Photograph of the Month - August

[Friend of Dorothy]

In this thread, you are encouraged to post a photo that you are proud of. It does not necessarily need to be high quality, one taken on your mobile/cell phone would be equally as welcome.

*** Viewers are encouraged to vote on photos they like by ‘thanking’ the contributors post. ***

You might want to vote on a photograph for its photographic technical brilliance, perhaps its location setting or maybe just because it portray something special about Mustang ownership.

The rules are simple: -

- Only one, single photograph to be submitted by a contributor in the given month. I will start a new thread each month.

- A Generation 6 Mustang should be in the photograph.

- Feel free to describe why you like your photo, or any background story behind it.

- Viewers can register their approval by clicking the ‘thanks’ button on the right-hand bottom corner of the post.

- Viewers can vote on as many photos as they like.

- Please keep any comments constructive.

- The photograph with the most ‘thanks’ wins. There are no prizes, just the glory of victory!

[FONT=&quot]Regards, Chris[/FONT]

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[ststang]

I find with the graphics on my car I need a simple background that's not too busy. This old brick building in my town fit the bill perfectly for this sideshot.

 

[wireeater]

I like this picture because it was just a random spot I noticed on my drive home on a back way I don't normally take the other week when I took my car to work. It just so happened to have some nice storm clouds rolling in as well. This was using my iPhone 7 with some post editing in Snapseed (B&W, blurred out the backdop, color adjustments, sharpening).

 

[ChristianDev]

My puppy Magnus and my coyote

 

[matteos]

It wasn't my fault though...

 

[ghst]

:cheers:

 

[GreenWolfGT]

:ford:

 

[Friend of Dorothy]

It wasn't my fault though...

At first I couldn't work out why you posted a traffic infringement notice, but then it clicked; it certainly comes under the heading of "portray something special about Mustang ownership."

I find the potential to accidentally go over the speed limit is a reality that doesn't apply so much when driving my 6 cylinder Ford Falcon!

I have given you a vote for your left-of-field thinking

***Viewers, don't forgot to register your praise of any photograph by 'thanking' the post.

 

[JermyS550]

 

[Weasel1]

 

[Hyland33]

Ford Mustang GT/CS by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr

 

[Jaehead]

DSC_0477 by Jae Choi, on Flickr

 

[JohnBoyNC]

:first:

 

[kenbert]

 

[Drewbo]

I like the urban look of this photo coupled with the effect given off by the marker lights.

My photography is a bit of a crap shoot at the moment (this one was taken with an iPhone 6), but I've just acquired an advanced P&S (Canon G7X Mk II) which I hope will improve things.

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