Frisco's trained-themed restaurant is located just off the Rt. 66 corridor.
David Judd is part artist, part photographer, part computer wizard. At the September Lions Club Car Show his booth attracted a lot of attention as people checked out the familiar landmarks that he had photographed then given the special “Judd Treatment” with his computer. He could also insert the car show participants’ own classic rides into a scene. Perhaps this is his biggest draw. Composition, photography, use of color, computer technology: they all help Judd attract customers to his booth.
David Judd's booth at the car show was a popular spot.
Judd says, “My main bussiness is setting up my booth at car shows and making the cool pictures of people’s cars and motorcycles, trucks. and making them a print on the spot. I also do homes, boats, pets etc by appointment. I am developing a web site so that folks can purchase prints and many other items .”
Recently Judd agreed to let the Viva Cuba Mural Project share some of his special ways of looking at Cuba scenes. They allow us to look at the familiar through a new perspective.
MO Hick BBQ is a popular Rt. 66 eatery.
These hot rods look at home outside Rock Fair, a Cuba landmark since the 30s.
Wallace House, built in 1885, is available for special events.
The Millworks building depicts the work place of Francis Nixon for 54 years.
Bob's Gasoline Alley is one of the largest privately owned collections of memorabilia in the US.
David Judd placed these three sweet rides against the red, white, & blue of a mural. Cars are a David Judd specialty.
David Judd calls this Route 66 scene "All American."
The Guinness World's Largest Rocking Chair at the Fanning Outpost brings a lot of Route 66 travelers to take photos.
The Wagon Wheel Motel has been an icon of Route 66 since the 1930s.
David Judd puts his interpretation on this photo of a Wallis Oil Company tanker.
The Civil War murals are a colorful presence in a Judd treatment.
The fire at the fort at the Civil War Murals burns brightly.
You can contact David Judd for an appointment to photograph your subject and give it the Judd treatment, or you can email him a photograph for a custom work. These are just a few looks at what he can accomplish.
Please contact David Judd to arrange for a custom photo of your home, business, classic vehicle, pet, or other subject matter: juddmon@gmail.com/636-734-7742. Judd lives in O’Fallon, Missouri.
Photography for private enjoyment is encouraged. However, Viva Cuba images and logos are copyrighted/trademarked and not to be duplicated for commercial use.
Images used by permission of David Judd. All rights reserved.
To read more about Wallace House, go here.
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