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Published: 2005-07-05 12:45:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 2818; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 293
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Bet you can't guess what type of car it is
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Removed a bit of green from the reflection. Thanks to ~DimensionSeven for spotting it.
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I'm not sure what I enjoy more--the shapes and lines or the mixture of different oranges. It's a beautiful photo.
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I liked the mix of lines and shapes here too. And that orange is what drew me to the car in the first place
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Woah! That's funky! Love the colour
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yeah i loved the colour too
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It' s a.. Haha, I bet you trick us all! It's a photo of your refrigerator!
I am a genious, I am a genious!
*Do the "I am a genious-dance"*
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ah, you got me! I fooled everyone but you
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I'd say it's a VW beetle from the shape of that bottom bit. Saw one this morning, heheh.
Great shot! The bright colours and random lines... it's all very perfect. I likes.
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I think it's hard to go a day without seeing one 
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i kno that chrome stripe anywhere! late 60's early 70s beetle. i cant tell if its a super or not.. the curve on the left is tricky.
nice abstraction. i dig that orange. it would look dope 2 tone with flat grey or silver.
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yeah the orange is what drew me to it 
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Great abstract lines.
A winner.
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nice capture of the curves. Excellent work
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Amazing. So smooth and sexy. Love the orange. very nice my friend. +fav!
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I was drawn to it for the colour 
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Its a mini right 
From first off I saw it and thought ahh a beetle, b'cos I know you absolutly love em
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haha well, i don't know about loving them, but they are photogenic
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wow... after reading all of those comments and how like all of them new exactly what it was... i feel completly stupid lol... very nice photo....
rachael
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heheh well, it's a very abstract shot of a Beetle. I think you have to have owned a Beetle to recognise it from this shot
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Or really like Β΄em
My first thought was "thatΒ΄s a beetle", but right after that I thought "nah, itΒ΄s not"... then I read it *is* a beetle
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yea... you are probably right.... but even then i dont think i would have looked at my car enough to be able to tell you still lol
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Interesting detail with nice composition. I like it. It's maybe a little bit overexposed.
Nice picture!
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Glad you like it
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yeah i was drawn to this Beetle because of the colour
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Saddly I could actually tell this was a beetle. I guess cuz of the curves and the color is different from most cars. Anyways I like it alot! Great work!
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haha you know them too well
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yeah it was at a car show
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My Dad is obsessed with volkswagens and beetles.......and I mean OBSESSED.In fact,I think he is at a car show now!o.0
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haha Beetles seem to do that. You buy one and you're hooked
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Yea well,hooked is an understatement for Dad.LOL
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That, without a shadow of doubt, is an early 60's VW Beetle. An orange one, I believe!
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spot on 
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Hehe! Yeh I'm psychic, you see..
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I can't believe, noone knows this lovely car...the fantastic "VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE". I have driven a few of them when I was young...lol. One of them had the same color.
Great abstract image, fine composotion.
Frank
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yeah, i thought it was pretty obvious 
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Smoot as. Lucious. Reminds me of star wars, even though i hate the new movies. Keep it up man!
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hehe i wouldn't have associated this type of car with Star Wars. I haven't even seen the last two movies, but I can see what you mean
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No idea on the car, but its a good abstract image. the two reds work really well against each other. The partial symmetry is clever too.
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Thanks
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No worries, I wouldn't of guessed it was a beetle, the colours are excellent in that they look so washed out. As always you've got a good eye.
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