The sun rises and illuminates the vibrant colors of the vehicles at Cadillac Ranch - one of most famous roadside attractions on Route 66 - where 10 mid-20th Century Cadillacs are half buried in a farm field in Amarillo, Texas. “I captured this image after a rainy night sleeping in a cold wet tent camping out next to the Cadillacs, while traveling with my dog Daisy to Chicago.”
“I woke up early in the morning, and seized the opportunity to capture the soft light after a rainstorm rolled through the panhandle of Texas.”
Adorned by thick layers of colorful spray paint, the automobiles at Cadillac Ranch have become a canvas for travelers to leave their mark on Route 66. “The abstract nature and vibrant colors attracted me to capture the details of the graffiti painted on the Cadillacs.”
Surrounded by hundreds of spray paint bottles, Cadillac Ranch has become a canvas for travelers to leave their mark on the Cadillacs in Amarillo, Texas. “I was able to smell the paint in the air and feel how thick the layers of paint cover the surface of the vehicles.”