@bestcarspotter & venomgt95: That comment is more than rude, thank you for the observation, being the first one to speak. I wonder what the Moderators' position is on this remark?
I appreciate everyone's positive comments. As for how the picture turned out, it was accidental. There was no skill involved. I was just lucky to get the shot at all because it was driving. This car wasnt parked like it may appear in the picture.
An amazingly bizarre picture. The dark & stormy (any sailors here?) sky, I'll bet the trees are blowin' in the wind, the new residential buildings vs the old Florist architecture, weathered orange paint with graphics, the corrugated steel walls with paintings on them. Then the featured popsicle on wheels. You know Chris, some say that the ownership if a Lamborghini is a cry for attention. Obnoxious or not might be determined by the model, the accessories, & the paint/wrap. I wish I was there to take this picture, regardless of uploading it to ES. It's a Florida postcard. I might've raised the camera a bit, a little too much pavement for me. But I just uploaded a photo of a white GT-R with the same compositional error: too much foreground pavement. Oh well, an easy mistake to make, easier to fix. Wonderful photo, ripe with narrative potential.
I do agree that all the colors make for a nice feast for the eyes, and it being in Florida just makes sense.
If this scheme were on, say, an old van like so many that are used for murals and interesting artwork, I'd probably love it lol. But on a stylish supercar? Definitely not my thing.
I can understand that. I am just thinking for the picture with the background and everything, the color scheme works great. In a normal setting, I don't think I would like that color on a car.
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