Critique Welcomed Yellow Peril

[Chris Dodkin]

Spotted on the Island of Catalina, just of the California coast. They have a ban on vehicles on the island, but allow small golf carts and vehicles below a certain cc and physical size.

Just so happens that early Minis fit both criteria!

So this is where old Minis go to retire and get restored as run-abouts

 

[Pete Askew]

I wondered where they'd all gone!

Love the lines and angles in this, Chris. It has an almost graphic feel about it; very clean (despite the mould growth on the cladding!).

 

[Roshni Patel]

Loved this shot!

 

[Brian Moore]

The palette of colors in this is delightfully complimentary, and its a fine image, too.

 

[Aaron Quinn]

The angle of the street/car really caught my eye as it scrolled into view. As mentioned, the angles and colors are great. Really nice photo!

 

[Chris Dodkin]

I wondered where they'd all gone!

Love the lines and angles in this, Chris. It has an almost graphic feel about it; very clean (despite the mould growth on the cladding!).

Thanks Pete, I liked the way the old MINI was all curvy and rounded off, agains the square lines of the building

Loved this shot!

Thanks Rochni

The palette of colors in this is delightfully complimentary, and its a fine image, too.

Thanks Brian - one of those rare days where the marine layer played to my advantage!

The angle of the street/car really caught my eye as it scrolled into view. As mentioned, the angles and colors are great. Really nice photo!

Thanks Aaron

 

[Dave Farnes]

Great shot, I like all the different lines and angles. Not the place I would expect to see a Mini.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Great shot, I like all the different lines and angles. Not the place I would expect to see a Mini.

Thanks Dave - likewise - I was blown away seeing all these old school MINIs driving around

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

Another British gone away. Nice one too compared to .....

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Such a nice tonality and composition, Chris. Well balanced. Photography with a smile.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Such a nice tonality and composition, Chris. Well balanced. Photography with a smile.

Thank you kindly Rob