Believe me, I am. I have #5 as my background right now and I can't stop staring at it. As soon as I saw sixtoes gallery I knew I had to send this car to him.
In my opinion, one of the most unique parts to the look of this car is illustrated by comparing shots #2 and #6. While the Mark IV looks taller and more angular in the second shot, it appears much more curved in the sixth shot. The car itself seems to be a bit of a chameleon.
The final shot is a bit moving to me. I'm from Kansas and I've had plenty of long hauls over the plains. That shot reminds me of some of my best memories of those drives. My '93 Toyota SR5 was the same color and looked great, but not as nice as the Mark IV. I hope you continue to include sunrise/sunset shots. They showcase these cars in a more dramatic setting.
On a final note, your work is outstanding as usual. And about those drives; if anyone reading this is near Kansas, I highly recomend a night drive on I-70 in the spring. If you time it right, you can see a prairie burn. It's one of the most unique driving experiences I've ever had. Lines of orange flames from the roadside and out onto the horizon. As far as you can see, the the road is surrounded by fire and blackness. I'm adding a link below if anyone is interested in this. There is a nice picture at the top, or you could always google it.
http://www.travelks.com/s/index.cfm?aid=5
Last edited: Jan 14, 2011