Joy Riders

[Brian Moore]

Main Street, Huntington Beach.

Canon F1 and Canon FD28mm lens with Kodak Tri-X 400 film processed in Rodinal.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Looks like those guys are about to leap out of the car, and beat the crap out of that weird guy with the camera...

 

[Pete Askew]

Complete with arm out the window - a classic pose. Very nice Brian.

 

[Brian Moore]

Looks like those guys are about to leap out of the car, and beat the crap out of that weird guy with the camera...

I had my guard dog with me, the ferocious Sadie Snowflake! (Ok, so she's got more gums than teeth but they were not to know that!)

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Nice shot Brian as always.
Got me thinking a lot about generations and what they got up to as teenagers. When I was younger, the teenagers did very different things to what they do now. Yet the one group who have stayed faithful to their religion are the petrol heads

 

[Dave Moss]

I remember doing this first in my Humber Hawk then a Merc 280sl Great photo Brian

 

[Brian Moore]

Complete with arm out the window - a classic pose. Very nice Brian.

Thanks, Pete. Much appreciated.

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Nice shot Brian as always.
Got me thinking a lot about generations and what they got up to as teenagers. When I was younger, the teenagers did very different things to what they do now. Yet the one group who have stayed faithful to their religion are the petrol heads

You're absolutely right, Julian. Only the technology has changed. Southern California, as I'm sure you know, is a very car-oriented culture, so sights like this are probably as common here as you will find anywhere. Thanks for the comments, Julian.

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I remember doing this first in my Humber Hawk then a Merc 280sl Great photo Brian

Hahaha. That's great, Dave. Despite Southern California's car culture I've yet to see a Humber Hawk cruising Pacific Coast Highway. I'd love to, though! Thanks for the comments, Dave!