Hood Ornaments
On a recent vacation, I ended up visiting a car museum. One of the things I ended up being really interested in was the hood ornaments.
I thought I would try to capture them portrait style as much as possible. It was a little difficult to get the right angles but here are a few that I thought were pretty good. Right now, I'm too lazy to do any cropping or any processing at all, so these are all with the cameras settings untouched.
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