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1957 Chevy tailfin

1957 Chevy tailfin

Found in a parking lot in a Los Angeles park. The car in the reflection is a Cobra. This is the best photo I have of this car as it was surrounded by other vehi...
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Found in a parking lot in a Los Angeles park. The car in the reflection is a Cobra. This is the best photo I have of this car as it was surrounded by other vehicles, so I couldn't get a good angle. It has been manipulated in Paintshop Pro.
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Aperture 220/10 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/180 Focal Length 1800/100

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