Route66
52 creative works found
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A collaberation by Cliff Vestergaard and my self.. I simply supplied the background image. Nice work Cliff! :D
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- Oatman, AZ mirrored in a chrome Harley-Davidson* Helmet - A small, dusty town called Oatman, located on once busy U.S. Route 66, is the lone survivor and a reminder of Mohave County’s gold-mining boom when gold was pouring out of the surrounding mountains, which lasted until the mid-1930s. / It’s the ghost town that refuses to die. Invite your friends for a ride / Laminated Print / *Harley-Davidson and the Harley Trademark names are used for reference only.
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I wanted one each of these too!! “Geronimo’s” off of Route 66 just west of Holbrook, Arizona. / Petrified Wood is known to be 100’s of millions of years old….............omg!
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Out on old Route 66, between Victorville and Barstow, is a little town called Oro Grande. Just outside the town’s little store I saw the man in pensive concetration.
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This the dam on Lake Overholser. This lake can be seen on the west side of Oklahoma City and most of it is on the south side of Route 66.
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At a Route 66 stop, my daughter found and took this photo. Vintage 7up bottle! / The stop was called “Chee’s” after the Famous Native American Sand Painter. My daughter Shauna age 15. /
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A bit of Americana!! A classic road from Chicago, Illinois to Long Beach, California! / Wonderful Classic Car Shows are held along the Route annually! Fun Motels, quirky sites and gift shops adorn the road for enjoyment! The birth of the Freeway/Highway has cutoff the poor old 66, but thanks to the love of the Public it has managed to keep it alive for the most part!! I took a photo of my coffee mug, used the Chrome effect, out-lined it, used select coloring in sections to “push” color in lines from side to side, then I added prefab photos of cars, traced the mug with Neon green a few times, used SC to out-line the mug and used colored foil to end the entire project!! / /
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This use to be one of my favorite sights on Route 66. This farm is located one mile east of Pop’s and Arcadia, Oklahoma. For someone reason, this sign has disappeared…. /
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This is a close-up and black&white version of one of the Motel Rooms at the Famous WigWam Motel in Rialto, California off Route 66. / / / /
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Oklahoma City outside Route 66, a little worse for the wear but the unmistakable beauty of the front can’t be denied
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This image was taken while I was attempting to find a way to get on the tollway in Oklahoma. I was somewhere just off the Historical Route 66. I just could not stop for long, but you know I could not pass this up! Its not my nature to tresspass, and the sun would of been right at my camera anyway. I would of loved to have attempted getting more shots, but knew I needed to be on my way!
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Part of the amazing collection of memorabilia at the Hackberry General Store, Historic Route 66, Arizona, USA. Featured in Route 66-The Mother Road group, RedBubble, May 2009. / /
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Another in my series of lightning photography of Pops, on Old Route 66 in Arcadia, OK. This was from last night 14 March 2008 /
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Another in my series of lightning photography of Pops, on Old Route 66 in Arcadia, OK. This was from last night 14 March 2008 /
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This is a Famous restaurant that we have eaten at all of my life. / Bob’s Big Boy which is famous for having the first “Big Mac” style hamburger and great dressings! This Restaurant is on Route 66 in Barstow, California! / The franchise is 70 years old.
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Another casualty of the Interstate is located a few miles east of Winona where old Route 66 started to climb into the wooded foothills of the Colorado Plateau.
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Brigitte Handley and fan at the Route66 instore on the 13th July 2008. More photos from the gig here
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This picture was taken on the old Route 66 in Seligman, Arizona.
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Apophysis / February 8, 2009 The song by the Rolling Stones
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This image was shot in Ludlow, California.
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Red Lake is a dry lake bed north of Kingman, AZ. I took this photo from a helicopter flying approximately 200 feet over the terrain. The cracks are natural; the faint two-tracks you see are tire tracks from ATVs, Jeeps, and trucks. Gives you a good idea of the scale of this photo.
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1965 Chevrolet Impala Yellow Lil Rock-n-Roller Low Rider. This was one of my favorite rides. Santa Monica, California is at the end of US Route 66 / I spent many hours and $$ making this car the class ride that it was. Watercolor Pen on Arches Cold Press Paper.
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