A friend on mine bought this 2017 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350, so I told him about a place I thought would make a great background for a photo. This old farm building with its rusting walls and broken windows turned out better than I could have imagined and the owners were very gracious to let us do this shot on their property. This car sits so low that even though the grass only had a few very minor low spots, I was really worried he would bottom out or rip the front splitter right off, but we got it in and out fine. This car has a lot of features for performance, from carbon fiber wheels that are several thousand a piece to replace, to tires that are almost a foot wide, to an engine putting out over 500 horsepower. Never stand behind one when its starting because it will blast your senses as I unwittingly found out.
Donald Reese Photography 
Nice car and photo. I thought you were going to say its your new toy but you’re too young for a mid life crisis. Good to see you back at it.
I wish. at my age I am a long long way past mid-life my friend.
Great image I like the background as good as the Mustang. Keep on shooting!
thanks Don. Right now I have no desire to shoot. I dont even think about going out, its weird.
Nice work, Don. I like the low angle and your lens choice. It implies muscle.
thank you.
Beautiful contrast and textures and colors
thanks Sandy
Excellent job as always! Thanks!
thank you kindly, its my pleasure.
Nice! The old Ford sign on the barn is a nice touch.
thank you, I thought it was a nice touch.
I was going to say what Morrie already said about the Ford sign.
you got to be quick if you hope to beat him.
What a great contrast between old and new.
thank you Alicia. I should of had a few wild ponies running around too.
love it!!!! Tracy
On Sun, Jun 16, 2019 at 8:08 PM Donald Reese Photography wrote:
> reesephoto posted: ” A friend on mine bought this 2017 Ford Mustang Shelby > GT350, so I told him about a place I thought would make a great background > for a photo. This old farm building with its rusting walls and broken > windows turned out better than I could have imagined” >
thanks Tracy