Another element of my photographic style is a desire to create a sense of movement within a still image. Although my subject is the rusted shell of a car that may never move again, I am able to imply movement by composing this image around a Ford logo that appears to be streaking across the top of the picture. Its oval shape leaves a trail of aerodynamic bars behind it. Many photographers stylistically prefer to use the abstracting power of black and white, but I usually work in color, because I feel that it brings a dimension of reality to travel imagery. I anchor my style around the dynamics of color itself. In this case the splash of red paint energizes the lower half of the image, while the oval logo speeds across the top half. The red paint links the curving line leading into the image from the left, with the curve of a fender at lower right. It stands out in sharp contrast to the rusty metal that fills much of the frame. If I had used black and white to interpret this subject, the image would not express as much motion.