There's Nothing Wrong

[Brian Moore]

Having a vehicle "lowered" is, I think, a practice borne of the Southern California car culture. Very often a lowered vehicle will be an older domestic car ("domestic" meaning US manufacturer) and typically a sedan or coupe. I believe it was at one time mostly associated with the Chicano culture of Los Angeles/Southern California.

Lowered cars and the people in them are called "Lowriders."

Minox 35GT and Kodak Gold 800 film.

 

[Steve Dormer]

H Brian that is low

 

[Brian Moore]

Yes, Steve. Almost as low as it gets.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

You sure they don't have a dead body in the back Brian - it does look a little weighed down!

Love the comp with the tall 3 story in the background

 

[Brian Moore]

You sure they don't have a dead body in the back Brian - it does look a little weighed down!

Love the comp with the tall 3 story in the background

It would have to be the dead body of a brontosaurus to get it that low, Chris!

Anyway thanks for the comments. The juxtaposition of the lowered truck and the tall house is what made me snap the fotie.

 

[Nihat Iyriboz]

Brian, that's nice find.

 

[Kev Pugh]

Bad *** Brian, I think that's a term used to describe something that is sick, meaning good or something like that at least thats what the skater kids say :-D

 

[Brian Moore]

Brian, that's nice find.

Thanks, Nihat.

 

[Brian Moore]

Bad *** Brian, I think that's a term used to describe something that is sick, meaning good or something like that at least thats what the skater kids say :-D

Thanks, Kev. Whatever it is you said I think you are right about the skaters! Much appreciated.

 

[Pete Askew]

Excellent Brian but what a odd look. I love the way the angle of the umbrella mimics the slope of the pickup.

 

[Brian Moore]

Thanks, Pete. That umbrella looks like it belongs there. (Perhaps its there to shade the brontosaurus from the sun.)