Nice. The HDR makes a nice image in this case. My Dada had a late
50's Belair, followed by a Ford Fairlane, followed by a '65 Mustang.
The worst part is that I had a real shot at the Mustang back in '78.
On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 5:40 PM, Don Guthrie shark50...@gmail.com wrote:
As I remember Ken
From: Don Guthrie
My 1st Car was a '53 Chevy. When I saw this chevy on the street last
week I was glad I had my camera primed and loaded. Two versions - one
BW straight out of the camera and the second a more stylized version.
Thanks for looking and commenting. Let me say, I wish I had your style.
When I took the photo I envisioned the HDR version and took the
appropriate exposures to process. While I like the BW version the HDR
was what I saw when I clicked the shutter and it turned out the way I
hoped it would
Thanks Steve, the Fairlane was my 1st new car. My brothers 1st new car
was the '68 Mustang he seriously considered putting it on blocks for
10 years but decided there were better places to invest his money. Oh well.
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National Geographic would take
Thanks Larry, As always time was a constraint. I wanted to try different
angles lens but my vision was HDR so 5 snaps and I was off. I want to
go back maybe the car is parked there every day.
http://donspix.posterous.com/a-60-year-old-example-of-timeless-style-and-d
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Oh yes we never forget our 1st one do we?. I did love that straight
stick and learning to get to second and third.
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Hey thanks Frank, I know you know how hard it is to work out in the
uncontrolled street.s I was lucky this time.
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Well I wouldn't exactly call that a great design but it is certainly
timeless. My dad had a 53 but it was a 4 door. It was on that car I
performed my first oil change found out when they said XX qts of oil, they
meant it. Nothing like foaming oil coming out of the breather.
Nice capture, I
Nice Don.
The dialed to eleven version is not my cup o' tea, but its a gorgeous car.
I believe one you photographed is a '52 however. The '53 '54 are a
bit more rounded.
On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 3:43 PM, Don Guthrie shark50...@gmail.com wrote:
My 1st Car was a '53 Chevy. When I saw this chevy
I was, also, thinking '52. (?)
Jack Davis
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The hdr version is especially striking.
The background was nice to you. It's hard to get a shot of a parked car without
some crap getting in the way (wires, lamposts, other cars, pedestrians, ugly
backdrop. This one works to make an overall wonderful photo.
Cheers,
frank
What can be asserted
As I remember Ken mine took oil by the quart - every week or two.
Thanks for the look and yes the HDR is my preferred version. I saw some
HDR cars done by Rick Sammon and even though he's a Canon user I did
like what he did with cars in Cuba.
Respectfully yours ..DG
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It's only dialed to 9 1/2 ;) but I do respect your position.
Yeah my brother agrees this one is a 52. I later owned a Pontiac (with a
straight 8) of this same vintage and I may get them confused. My memory
gets older every year.
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Probably right Jack. All I really remember was the Chevy burned oil and
the Pontiac leaked transmission fluid. Thanks for looking.
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On Jun 4, 2012, at 1:43 PM, Don Guthrie wrote:
My 1st Car was a '53 Chevy. When I saw this chevy on the street last week I
was glad I had my camera primed and loaded. Two versions - one BW straight
out of the camera and the second a more stylized version.
My first car was a 1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe (2 dr. sedan) like
this one only black:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jacksnell707/3025596031/lightbox/
My grandfather purchased it at a farm auction for $11. We pulled it
home, rebuilt the brakes and put a clutch plate in it and I drove it
to work
Quoting Don Guthrie shark50...@gmail.com:
My 1st Car was a '53 Chevy. When I saw this chevy on the street last
week I was glad I had my camera primed and loaded. Two versions -
one BW straight out of the camera and the second a more stylized
version.
Lovely car.
I love the BW rendering. The HDR makes me wince a little bit, not my style.
G
On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 4:19 PM, Brian Walters apathy...@lyons-ryan.org wrote:
Quoting Don Guthrie shark50...@gmail.com:
My 1st Car was a '53 Chevy. When I saw this chevy on the street last week
I was
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