this coachwork is so well done that it deserves more than a single image and this quad view lets you take it all in
On the west side of Indianapolis, at the 20th annual Slamology show at Indianapolis Raceway Park a Peterbilt 379 with a blue drivers deck was on display at the big rig show. I was at the show to make some art of the brilliant paint jobs on inspired vehicles that were parked on display in the late evening sunshine.
I had to hold my camera above my head, arms outstretched to get a picture of the inside of the cab. The dashboard, steering wheel, and control center. It was a challenge, but I wanted to capture a sense of the detail and quality that went into this build.
Back home, using Gimp photo editor, I merged four mirrored images together, forming a kaleidoscope-like view of the customized truck cab. The result is this image which I really get a kick out of viewing. I think this coachwork is so well done that it deserves more than a single image and this quad view lets you take it all in.
I think this image celebrates the spirit of Slamology, where vehicle enthusiasts and creative minds converge to show off the results of their imagination and customization.
With this image I help share the story of this custom Peterbilt 379 truck and invite others to experience the custom works on display at the Slamology show.
Photography art on sale at Picturelongmont photography art gallery