Event Coverage Live from Pomona....GNRS 2016

Any chance you snapped a photo of my '32 Pickup (dark green, no fenders) that was in the Suede Palace? @Tom davison

 

Looked at every pictures you took - REALLY nice work! Thanks for all the time you put into this and for sharing.

B&S

 

I think so, not sure and not home with computer to look.

 

Thanks for sharing it helps with the winter blues.

 

Thanks, Tom. Beautiful work. Sorry I didn't have a car ready for this year.

 

Thanks, Tony. Good color choice on the Forty.

 

A hiboy 32 Ford pickup with a Chivalay engine, just like Henry should have built!
So cool to see a photo of a car (truck)in a world class show that you feel like you have touched every part on it. If you didn't follow Dennis Lacys' build thread on this truck; you owe it to yourself to dig it up and check it out.
Thanks Dennis for letting us tag along.

 

Feel like I just snuck in the back door without paying. Thank you for the wonderful pix.

 

this is the pic I was hoping you had...made my day...thanksabunch bubba

 

I remembered and found it, Larry. Shadows mess it up, but that's the only time I saw it all weekend. Part of getting good shots of a particular car at a show is shooting it in a variety of settings and light.

 

All your effort to create and post these photos are appreciated.

 

They just keep getting better,Thanks a bunch for sharing...

 

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Your close up reflection work is art.

 

I haven't been on he HAMB for a while - I forgot how much I enjoy your work.

Thanks for taking the time to share.

 

Thank you, Tom, for putting up this picture. I love it!

 

This has a kind of sinister, 40s Batman feel about it....

 

All agree you have great talent and a dedicated eye Tom, but I have a question to pose that is haunting my waking hours and preventing the sleeping ones. Maroon or black paint on a 34 fender-less roadster? I see both well represented at Pomona through your beautiful shots, but in the eye of the artist behind the camera, not the builder or car show riff raff, do you have a preference sir? Not just ease of photography of one hue over another, but which catches your eye?