THE TOOLS: Canon 5D Mark 2 with 24-105mm 1:4 lens. Mac Pro with Photoshop CS5 and Wacom tablet.
THE STORY
The year is 1951 and the citizens of Harlan County Kentucky are held hostage by fear as a cereal killer lurks among them. Seventeen victims have had their throats devoured by what many have come to believe is a werewolf. The fact that these murders were all committed on the night of a full moon has spawned rumors and speculation about the perpetrator of these heinous crimes. Timid residents interpret a subtle wind blowing through the trees as the howl of a wolf. A tree branch scraping the side of a house sounds more and more like extended claws ready to grip their next victim. You try to be rational and conclude that the nervous public has seen too many horror movies. You are determined to stay above the fray and conduct yourself as the responsible community leader so many count on in situations like this. You are not going to let acts of terror come between you and the service you provide to the community. You are a Doctor and people look up to you.
It is 8:00 p.m. on the night of August 13 when your phone rings. A panicked farmer describes his wife’s condition as seriously ill and insists that you come immediately. You grab your Doctors bag and head for your car, confident that the new Hudson sedan will deliver you safely over the ten miles of gravel roads between you and your patient in distress.
As you pass the halfway point at Sutter’s Ridge a foggy mist covers the road and reduces your visibility. You come to the crest of a long hill and the moon breaks through a layer of clouds in the Eastern sky. You feel the joints in your hands throbbing as your nails grow and turn black. Your jaw cracks and your nose extends as they merge into a fanged muzzle. You salivate for the taste of flesh as you release the breath from your broadening chest. “AR-ROOOOO” you scream into the dark night air. You grip the wheel and press down on the accelerator on a mission to be the sensational headline of tomorrow’s newspaper. Who is that monster in the rear view mirror? It is you my friend; you are the Harlan County Werewolf.
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The name’s Flyrod. American car culture is my thing. If it rolls, roars, or rumbles I’m into it. Statistics and facts aren’t my gig. My mission is to track down and capture the infamous rides that make up pop culture, and to tell their stories.
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EERIE! Love the story and the way you edited the car to look menacing.
Thanks Dot, Hope you had a nice Christmas.
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Superb work, as usual!
Thanks so much Ron. Happy Holidays my friend.
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Excellent
Thanks Damian
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Superb.
Thanks Nigal
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I always wondered who drove those Hudsons…LOL!
Great rendering of the wolf vessel!
Thanks Bill. Hope you are enjoying the Holiday season.
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Can’t get “The Werewolf’s Of London” out of my head now. Love the story and image.
Thanks Paul, Hope you had a nice Cjristmas.
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Love the story,…..Fabulous image too,..
Thanks John.
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Thanks Mary.
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Thanks Mary, nice to be featured in this group.
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