Three “Fiat 500”, posted just for the fun of it and for what they have in common today with... peppers!
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29 comments:
These are such cute little peppers. I like the colors.
Be aware of where the sun is.
That is the only secret that comes to mind about phtographing leaves. Try to make sure that there is not too much or too little sun light. It might help if the direct sunlight is blocked by a tree trunk or something.
Lots of my over and underexposed pictures get deleated.
They are cute! Great colors, too. But...they look so....small!
@ James - Thank you, I have realized that I'm totally unexperienced in this kind of photos.
I had a Whopper Pepper ;) the other day. Not bad at all. Thanks for reminding me.
Nice to see these beautiful old cars still on the road.
This isn't quite a peck and they aren't exactly pickled but they are delightful little peppers nonetheless.
The perfect car for your towns and streets. A little scary at times maneuvering around but a great, solid car. Those colors are a bit strange??
Fun post!
Great cars and great colors. They would fit nicely into my Paris Rouge and Paris Juane series. Maybe I'll start a Paris Vert as well.!! Great post.
V
I hate to say this but they're so cute . . . I wouldn't know if I should HUG them or drive them! Fun fotos - would make a great frames series to hang on the wall! Bravo! How old are they and are they exported to the USA?!
so clever (I would never of thought of the traffic light theme). soooo cute!
Old is gold...
Splendide!
:-)
Great idea the traffic light traffic.
They are so lovely those little cars!
Have a great weekend:)
Doesn't that model look like a toy car? These pictures go straight into my favorites! Awesome colors and lovely shots! One thing is sure there won't be many traffic situations if many people opted to go with that car....
- Pixellicious Photos
Adorable little cars - don't need anything bigger in the city. Love the colors.
Cute!!! They remind me of the Trebbis from E. Germany.
Mi accodo ai complimenti di tutti: divertentissimo trittico!
LOL! WHAT A RIOT! Hoe cute.
wow those cars are so cute!I think I want the red one, it's fashion indeed!
Happy weekend dear friend
Léia :)
We call them "pot de yaourt"! Hope you'll show us the new ones in fun colours, I've never yet seen a pink one for real!
I can't wait to get my new 500. Only another 6 weeks to go! It's the special 'Diesel' edition in black.
Such cute little cars. North Americans tend to drive much bigger cars, although I have seen a few Smart cars lately that are very tiny. I like how you've compared the three cars' colours to traffic lights.
They are soooooooo cute! :-)
A BIG smile from the north!
I miss Fiat! So cute. Back in Bulgaria my husband and I used to have an old Alfa Romeo. It is rare to see Fiat in the US - I miss those sights.
Cute little cars in vibrant colors. Perfect for cities. I remember seeing one in Rome parked perpendicular to the sidewalk while all the other cars were parallel to the sidewalk. It didn't stick out much.
Such colourful little fiats
I remember when these were just common cars... They are so very cute and what terrific colours you managed to capture!
Beautiful set of traffic light!
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