Hi, I've done this to attend this week challenge at Three Muses: Automobile.
The photo was taken from a Kombi by Magnum Photo Agency crew when they were going to Brasília to cover its inauguration in 1960.
The highlighted car is a Chevy Bel Air 1957.
There's a letter in the background which was written by our visionary president at the time: Juscelino Kubitschek. It's a farewell letter written when he was leaving the government.
oh ho Christine my auntie had a car just exactly like that (the big old bomb)...this brings back great memories. What a fantastic collage...wonderful perspective.
ResponderExcluirLove to discover the road with you!
ResponderExcluirSuperb artpiece.
Pat
wonderful photo, love your take on the theme!
ResponderExcluirChristine, My son has the same car here in OZ!! Red and with a very loud engine!! Your piece is brilliant.
ResponderExcluirWell done
Fantastic photo, great work.
ResponderExcluirGreat depth to this picture Christine. love it. fantastic work. xx
ResponderExcluirGreat Photo!
ResponderExcluirI've seen many entries now Christine but your's is absolute my favorite ! What a stunning view !
ResponderExcluirChristine, you have surpassed yourself my friend, because this is gorgeous and gives the impression of going down that long road at speed. Love the colours and the composition and the perspective too. You deserve a standing ovation from my corner.
ResponderExcluirOh this is just fabulous! I love the view outside the bus window and oh baby, 1957 Bel Air....what a car!!
ResponderExcluirExcellent, Christine! The "view" from the bus window is engaging, the background is interesting, and that '57 Chevy was one of my favorites!! Thanks for joining us this week.
ResponderExcluirGreat photo and wonderful evocative piece!
ResponderExcluirWhat a great piece,I love the splash of colour!!
ResponderExcluirAnother piece of brilliance from you, Christine!
ResponderExcluirWhat a wonderful piece with all that history around it.
ResponderExcluirA very creative piece, Christine.
ResponderExcluirWonderful artwork like a waterpainting...
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