Like a fingerprint, each car on the road is different and unique. Yet like all fingerprints, they are inherently nearly identical and indistinguishable in their form and function. Under intense scrutiny, a car, like a fingerprint, can be classified and categorized and rated. When viewed distantly and collectively, cars, like fingerprints, appear uniform and homogenized.
For me, part of the beauty and interest is found in the multiplicity of the cars in their vast quantities. Similarly, I find beauty and interest in the individuality and identity of each and every car. Our cars tell our story. My car tells my story.
This is great! Visually interesting, and very readable.
ReplyDeleteyou inspire me to take [lots of] photos. always immaculate execution.
ReplyDeletevery relateable, because its so true, we all drive, and its really kind of rediculous but its true... I love all the colors, and that I can recognize a few of the bugs because I see them alot... :) Black One!
ReplyDeleteSO COOL!!! I love cars and these series definitely pull in the attribute of the personality of these cars. The lighting and angles make it consistent and clear.
ReplyDeleteVery Paris-Shanghai-New York or whatever it was. I like it. =) I feel like you could make a poster out of some of these and frame it.
ReplyDeleteI love this, I really liked seeing those photos we studied in class and this is a great extension!
ReplyDeletegreat typologies and interesting cultural commentary.
ReplyDeleteThis is really interesting. I like the grid system, so you can compare and contrast each make. It's weird that some are so similar across different models, and others differ so much. It's also interesting to look at the license plates (when visible). Awesome work!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, one of the coolest ones I've seen. Great idea and cool set up.
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